Hi,
When I have my rsync daemon running, I get all log messages in a custom format in the file /var/log/rsyncd.log.
This is very convenient as I can cron a script to grep it and mail me a summary of activity every day and then create a fresh file.
I have now switched to using rsync over ssh, so I stopped the rsync daemon, and every user has an authorised ssh key and a *custom* rsyncd.conf (with only his or her modules) in each home directory. Each home directory also has a secrets file for the modules of that user.
It seems to be working fine overall.
I have lost the ability to chroot, but that I understand and accept.
What is bothering me is that I lost the ability to write in any file other than syslog (/var/log/messages), so my rsync logs are interleaved with all the system logs .. cannot create a new file everyday etc...
I have tried several options, but rsync over ssh just wants to log into syslog.
Is it possible to have a custom log file as with the daemon running?
Thanks
Julian
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