Alexander Hall wrote:
> From looking at the source, I'd guess that tweaking > /usr/src/usr.sbin/syslogd/syslogd.h and set MAXFUNIX to a larger number > than 21 should be pretty straightforward. I'm not in the position to say > whether large numbers would be appropriate though, for example by some > limitation of poll(2). How about one /dev/log and multiple hard links going to it? Last time I worked with chroot environments was about 7 years ago but I had a script that built the environments using hard links for the users, and it seemed to work well. Of course I believe that the hard link must be on the same file system as the target. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp]# ln /dev/log . [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp]# ls -il /dev/log /tmp/log 89638 srw-rw-rw- 2 root wheel 0 Aug 3 10:34 /dev/log 89638 srw-rw-rw- 2 root wheel 0 Aug 3 10:34 /tmp/log [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp]# nate
