you need to edit /etc/syslog.conf if you want all kernel messages logged to that file, add or edit
#kern.* /dev/console to kern. /var/log/firewall if you have a specific kernel level that you want to log to the firewall file, for example lets take kernel level notice add or edit kern.notice /var/log/firewall hope this helps, if i did something wrong fillfree to correct me Best Regards Bailey John Jones said: > How does one change syslog.conf to pipe iptables output to a unique > file, say /var/log/firewall ? > > What I mean to ask, what kind of messages are these being generated by > iptables' -L option?
