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The
"--log-level DEBUG" means use the debug from syslog.
Check
your /etc/syslog.conf for any "*.debug" or similar as this is probably where
it'll end up.. if not it'll go to the console.
RTFM
(Read The Fabulous Manual) on iptables on the section of
--log-level
-----Original Message-----
From: Russell Seymour [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, 02 July 2002 8:55 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Logging - where does it go?? I have setup my firewall as I want it and I have a logging parameter set in each of the chains INPUT, FORWARD, OUTPUT. This logging statement was copied from the Netfilter tutorial.
Iptables –A INPUT –m limit –limit 3/minute –limit-burst 3 –j LOG –log-level DEBUG –log-prefix “INPUT packet:”
When I run the command:
Iptables –v –list
I can see that at times I am actually logging information (or rather it indicates this by saying that so many packets etc have been captured by this rule).
Now this my question. I assumed that this would be logged to the syslog daemon and then would be in /var/log/messages (I am running Linux RedHat 7.3), but it does not appear to be there. Has anyone got any ideas where this maybe going?
Russell
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- Logging - where does it go?? Russell Seymour
- Re: Logging - where does it go?? auther_bin
- Logging - where does it go?? George Vieira
- Logging - where does it go?? alexander . swann
- Re: Logging - where does it go?? riffraff
