Thank you for the quick reply,
>is tried and true. If you're not seeing anything, you need to take a
>look at your syslog.conf, probably in /etc. splogger logs to facility
>2, by default, which is useally (always?) "mail". Look for a
>syslog.conf entry containing "mail.debug". That's where your qmail
>logs should be going. If there is no such entry, add one, point it to
>a file, and "kill -HUP" the syslogd process.
On tty6 I see that syslog sucessfully restarted. The conf looks like this
now: (new line possibly redundant)
*.* /dev/tty6
*.=info;*.=notice /usr/adm/messages
*.=debug /usr/adm/debug
mail.debug /usr/adm/debug.mail
Both debug and debug.mail show nothing. Doh!
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