Question about Syslogd (urgent)

[Bob Martin]

When you jail a process, you must log to a directory inside of the 
jailed space. If Apache is in /opt/httpd, then the logs must also be 
there. You also need to be sure that the user the process runs under has 
write permissions to the file/directory. (e.g. the bind user has write 
permissions to the DNS log directory)

Bob Martin

Umar Draz wrote:
>    HI Dear Members!
> 
>      i have a Freebsd 4.10 Machine there i have configure DNS (chroot) ,
>    apache+php+mysql (chroot) enviornment also i have configure ipfilter
>    for firewall.
> 
>     i have a question about syslogd
> 
>    i already mentiond that i have configure DNS with chroot and
>    apache+php+mysql with chroot
> 
>    for dns i have add this line in my rc.conf
>    syslogd_flags="-s -l /var/named/dev/log"
> 
>    for apache i have add this line in my rc.conf
>    syslogd_flags="-l /opt/httpd/dev/log"
> 
>    for ipfilter firewall i have add this line in my rc.conf
>    syslogd_flags="-ss"
> 
>    now my question is that this method is ok or wrong because when i see
>    my /opt/httpd/dev directory there is no log and same like in
>    /var/named/dev
> 
>    so plz help me what i can to do for because i have a one machine and i
>    want run (DNS with chroot, apache+php+mysql with chroot and also
>    ipfilter firewall)
> 
>    thanks and regards
> 
>    umar Draz
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