On Mon, 23 Apr 2001, Nicholas Lee wrote: > > Which brings up an interesting point. Doesn't seem to be provision in > secure-bind for syslog. > > > In fact a quick test of the binary deb should its not loggin properly. > I guess there might be two ways to fixing this: > > i) get secure-bind to log to syslog via a network socket. > > ii) install /dev/log in /var/secure-bind/dev/log and get syslogd to add > the following flag: '-a /var/secure-bind/dev/log'. > >
I thought I put a note about this in README.Debian? I guess not. Anyway, secure-bind will log to syslog if you follow the steps you mentioned above. > Which leds to a futher question, is there a generic mechanism in > debian's default syslog (sysklogd) to tell it to listen on other > log devices? > Ethan mentioned the method but it cannot be automated which is why I left it up to the admin. -- Jaldhar H. Vyas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>