I'm running SA 3.0.2 on Cygwin with SA running as spamd, using this 
command line:-
        perl -T -w -S "spamd." -D --syslog-socket=stderr

This works fine (scans emails and correctly marks as ham/spam) but 
produces this logging-related message:-

        trying to connect to syslog/stderr...
        Invalid argument passed to setlogsock; must be 'stream', 'unix',
         'tcp', 'udp' or 'inet' at /usr/bin/spamd. line 363
        no error connecting to syslog/stderr
        logging enabled:
                facility: mail
                socket:   stderr
                output:   syslog


I'm not sure what this message is telling me. Can anyone tell me if it's 
possible for me to get SA to sends its log output to the Cygwin 'syslog 
daemon'? I can manually run the 'syslog' command line program like this
        syslog message
and it successfully sends the "message" text to the Windows Event Log. Can 
I get SA to do the same? Or can I get Cygwin to run a real syslog daemon?

Any pointers gratefully received.


MarkR

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