Hi Hildegard,
On 29/9/21 6:54 pm, Hildegard Meier wrote:
Von: "Hildegard Meier"<daku8938@xxxxxx>
If one does not use the/dev/log in the chroot environment (that is /var/data/chroot/<username>/dev/log absolute), you have a global sftpd log (I think in /var/log/messages on the server or something like that).
Sorry I think this is not true, I think I confused this with the first situation when I did not fetch each sftp chrooted user's /dev/log with a specific syslog-ng source config,
but just the whole sftp session logs from all users wnet to facility LOCAL5 and I fetched facility LOCAL5 into one log file. But /dev/log in each sftp user's chroot dir was required for that, though.
I don't think it should be this hard to fix. I'd like to help.
I'm sorry if the questions have already been asked; if so, I missed it.
What is /dev/log on each server (not the one in chroot). I.e. output of
ls -l /dev/log
As Peter Stuge said, if you're using internal-sftp, the log device would
be opened at start of sshd. For external sftp, what is /dev/log in each
NFS chroot? I.e. output of ls -l /var/data/chroot/dev/log
What OS are used on your sftp server (i.e. not the NFS server, and not
the sftp client machine.)
Regards,
David
_______________________________________________
openssh-unix-dev mailing list
openssh-unix-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
https://lists.mindrot.org/mailman/listinfo/openssh-unix-dev
