At 10:12 PM 11/9/2006, you wrote:
I vaguely remember that we had security issues when we started using the
SyslogAppender. Make sure you have the privileges to connect to it via a
socket.
Most C/C++ apps use the syslog system call, but I believe log4j uses a TCP
socket
to talk to the syslog daemon.
No, I can authoritatively state that log4j uses UDP.
You have to enable the syslog deamon to accept network (remote)
connections. (It's the -r flag for the vanilla syslog daemon. For syslogng
you need to open a UDP channel.
HTH,
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