>On Sun, 08 Jan 2006 21:10:48 -0500, you wrote: >At 02:45 PM 1/8/2006, George R. Kasica wrote: >>I've noticed that since going to exim 4.60 and SA 3.1 that I'm getting >>alot of logging to my screen rather than into log files on the server >>from either spamd or exim (I'm thinking spamd) and I'm wondering how I >>can configure either of them or syslog.conf to not have this happen >>but go to files as before. Nothing has changed here in syslog.conf so >>I'm a little stumped. > >Can you show us the command line for spamd.. the syslogd.conf really won't >help debug this. If it's going to the screen, it's not going to syslog, and >I'd wonder why.
Here you go: /usr/local/bin/spamd --local -u spamd -m 5 --max-conn-per-child=50 & >>Syslog.conf is below: >> ><snip> > > >>spamd.* /var/log/exim/mail >>mail.* /var/log/exim/mail >>info.* /var/log/exim/mail > > >Does your syslogd actually accept that, or is the spamd line merely ignored >by your syslogd? Sorry, bad copy (old attempt) it is: # Log all the mail messages in 1 place. mail.* /var/log/exim/mail >(AFAIK there's no such log facility as "spamd", and adding one would >require hacking your c libraries and syslogd. Spamd should be using the >facility "mail".) See above, I was just grabbing straws. George
