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From: Andriss <andriss@argate.com>
To: Markus Holmberg <saska@home.se>
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Subject: Re: syslogd listening on udp 514 even after user '-s'
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>The syslogd daemon is started up with the '-s' option, which should
>*disable* remote logging. As I understand, it should not listen to UDP
>packets then. But as the output below shows, it's still listening for
>udp's on port 514.. Can anyone explain why?

I have the exact same problem.. it would be great to hear
someone explain why syslog still opens UDP 514

udp        0       0      *.514       *.*

Andriss


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