On 30 May 2003, Jarno Gassenbauer wrote: > P.S.: It's a pity that the syslogd socket is located > at /dev/log and not in an own directory. A hardlink to > /dev/log would have to be recreated after restarting > syslogd. Mount-binding the whole /dev directory into > the jail isn't fun either.
You can have syslogd listen on additional sockets with the -a <socket> option. Multiple -a options are allowed. This is great for chroot's.
