#
# fhem.pl configfile
# Logging FS20/KS300 data
# See the file fht.gnuplot for displaying the logged data (or webfrontend/pgm2)
#

logfile /tmp/fhem-%Y-%m.log
savefile /tmp/fhem.save     # where to save the state of the devices
verbose 3                   # "normal" verbosity
port 7072                   # our TCP/IP port (working from localhost only)
modpath .                   # where our FHEM directory is
define FHZ FHZ /dev/tts/USB0 # the serial port of an FHZ 1000 PC

define wz FHT 3232          # type FHT, transmitter code 3232 (default value)
define ks1 KS300 1234 250   # type KS300, with 250ml rain / counter


#########################
# Log temperature and actuator changes into a file, its name changes weekly
define wzlog  FileLog /var/tmp/wz-%Y-%U.log wz:.*(temp|actuator).*

# ks300 log
define kslog  FileLog /var/log/wz-%Y-%U.log ks1:.*H:.*
define avglog FileLog /var/log/avg.log ks1:.*avg.*

##############################
# Alternative log method. It does the same, but it is somewhat slower as it
# starts the shellscript below. Don't forget the "", as some values contain
# paranthesis, and your shell will probably bark.
notifyon wz:temp.* "/usr/local/bin/log.sh @ "@ %""

##############################
# If using the frontends pgm2 or pgm3, then you can put the devices
# into separate rooms, see the corresponding README:
attr wz     room InDoor
attr wzlog  room InDoor
attr ks1    room OutDoor
attr kslog  room OutDoor
attr avglog room OutDoor

quit

#########################
And here is /usr/local/bin/log.sh, don't forget chmod +x

#!/bin/sh
fname=$1
shift
echo `date +"%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S"` "$*" >> /var/log/$fname.log