Can socklog 1.0 listen on more than one socket?

Jeff Ross <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.misc.pape.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

I've been running socklog for a long time now on OpenBSD.  Today I was 
trying to figure out why I wasn't getting logs from the spamd process.

As it turned out, spamd runs chrooted in OpenBSD, so when spamd was trying 
to write to /dev/log, because it was chrooted into /var/empty/ it was 
really trying to write to /var/empty/dev/log, which didn't exist.

My first thought was to start another socklog listeing on 
/var/empty/dev/log, and log that off to /var/log/spamd/.  That worked 
great.

Is it possible to have socklog listen on more than one socket at 
a time?  syslogd (at least according to the OpenBSD man page) can listen 
to about 20 different sockets making it easy to let a chrooted process log 
to syslog.

Thanks!

Jeff Ross
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