RE: [Jailkit-users] Turning off jailkit logging.

[Driedger,Norbert [Ontario]]

As far as I can tell this worked.  I set "auth.!=info" in the section
about /var/log/messages and put in a separate entry for "auth.info" to
go to /var/log/authinfo (just in case somebody else is using auth.info
too).  This way I don't lose the auth.info messages, but
/var/log/messages remains uncluttered.

Many thanks!
Norbert

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: June 13, 2008 10:32 AM
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Subject: Re: [Jailkit-users] Turning off jailkit logging.

Driedger,Norbert [Ontario] wrote:
> Hello,
>  
> I hope I'm not missing something obvious, but I'd like to turn off 
> logging of routine messages of "now entering jail /home/sftproot" that

> end up in /var/log/messages.  I have automated processes that copy to 
> this machine every minute or so, and therefore /var/log/messages gets 
> filled up fairly quickly with mundane stuff.  I used to be able to
just 
> not run jk_socketd, but now with jailkit-2.5 this doesn't seem to
work.  
> The messages keep coming anyway.  Is there a setting somewhere to turn

> off this level of logging?

b.t.w.: you can already turn it of in syslog. The messages you specify 
are sent with INFO priority.

In syslogd.conf you can specify
auth;auth.!=info         /var/log/auth.log
to silence these messages.

See man syslogd.conf

Jailkit logs to the LOG_AUTH facility and uses levels LOG_ERR and 
LOG_CRIT for serious errors, LOG_NOTICE for non-critical errors, and 
LOG_INFO for messages that indicate expected behavior.

regards,
        Olivier


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