[arch-general] Making logs readable by other user than root
Magnus Therning
magnus at therning.org
Sat Jun 13 04:54:08 EDT 2009
waldek wrote:
> Dnia sobota 13 czerwiec 2009 o 09:50:47 Thomas Bächler napisał(a):
>> Magnus Therning schrieb:
>>> Is there a good HOWTO on making syslog-ng create files with owner:group
>>> other than root:root? I'd like to make it possible for some users to
>>> read the logs in /var/log.
>>>
>>> Any good suggestion for an already existing group to use? I was
>>> thinking of either log or wheel, any thoughts?
>> syslog-ng uses root:log in its default configuration. If it doesn't
>> check /etc/syslog-ng.conf.pacnew and see if the log group exists for you.
>
> interesting, it did not work for me. in the /etc/syslog-ng.conf there was:
>
> group("log");
>
> and syslog-ng ignored this setting, I changed it to:
>
> group(19);
>
> as specified in the man page and it works fine now.
Yes, same here. There should be a bug raised I guess. If no one beats me to
it I'll raise on tonight.
/M
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