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1.116: How can I log information about ftp accesses to a file?


From: map@hal.maths.monash.edu.au (Michael Page)

1) In /etc/syslog.conf, add the line:
   daemon.debug		/tmp/daemon.log

2) # touch  /tmp/daemon.log
   # refresh -s syslogd

3) Modify your inetd.conf so that ftpd is called with the "-l" flag.
   You may also want the "-d" flag. This can be done with 'smit inetdconf'.

All the syslog messages from various system daemons should now appear in
the file "/tmp/daemon.log".



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