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On Friday 31 March 2006 14:37, Milen Rangelov wrote:
> A lot of people configure sysklogd to collect log messages from the
> network with the "-r" option.

Why do you think a lot of people do that?
I think they don't, because the default setting usually is to not accept=20
network packets. So if somebody opens his syslogd to receive network packet=
s=20
he should know what he does and keep his box clean of junk packets.

Regards,
bh


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