Re: RC Problem with klog and syslogd

Hi,

Amon Ott schrieb Am 27.10.2007 18:47:
> So klogd (pid 1985) sends data to syslogd (pid 1975) through Unix 
> socket /dev. Two things that look wrong:
>
> - Path should usually be /dev/log (is /log correct in your system?)
> - The RECEIVE request should show the other process 1985 as partner 
> process (value of attribute "process"). This may be caused by 
> sys_sendto, where the receiver does not see the sender's pid.
>   
"/log" is _not_ correct in my system. It's the default directory 
"/dev/log" and I don't see the reason why the messages says "/log".
I tried to start "syslogd" with the parameter "-p /dev/log" to force 
"syslogd" to use "/dev/log", no changes.
Then I tried "strace -f syslogd", but it says that it uses "/dev/log" 
(than it's unlinked by the -p parameter and again set to "/dev/log"), so 
that looks right for me.
> First of all, you should enable RC debugging to see the exact role and 
> type involved. Either use rsbac_debug_adf_rc kernel parameter, or as 
> user 400 (secoff) call:
>
> echo debug_adf_rc 1 >/proc/rsbac-info/debug
>   
done.
> Depending on your setup, klogd's and syslogd's role are either 999999 
> (boot role) or 2 (root's role). The RC type of /log is 0 by default.
>   
Which "setup" do you mean? The "make menuconfig" before compiling?
> Let us assume the role is 2. Then as user 400 call