I am pretty sure its configure option
--with-logging log via syslog, file, or both
--with-logfac syslog facility to log with (default is "local2")
Mike Salehi CISSP Mike.Salehi at kodak.com (585)724-5445
Chris Jepeway
<jepeway at blasted- To: "Martinez, Margie (ETSD)" <martin1 at miamidade.gov>
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> When I run logger it goes to "/var/adm/sudolog" and when I "su", the
> su gets
> logged in "/var/adm/sudolog".
> "logger -p local2.err messages" also goes to /var/adm/sudolog
>
> I'm also using tabs and not spaces.
OK, that confirms syslog.conf is correctly configured.
> It seems like sudo is not logging - only when I use the /etc/sudoers
> file
> and specify a logfile.
I'm afraid I'm not much help here, any longer, and so I'm cc'ing the
list.
Perhaps the options you used when you ran configure didn't compile in
syslog
support when you built sudo? Perhaps you need to explicitly enable
syslog
support in /etc/sudoers?
> Martinez, Margie (ETSD)
Chris.
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