Hi, I'm trying to run two syslog-ng on a Solaris 8 box: One is a replacement of the original syslogd, the other one is running in a chrooted environment and configured to log to into file inside the chroot jail. Inside the chroot jail I have made a /dev/log with 'mknod /dev/log -c 21 5'. I'm using the streams server with doors. The corresponding statement in syslog-ng.conf is: source local { sun-streams ("/dev/log" door("/var/run/syslog_door")); internal(); }; /etc/.syslog_door is soft-linked to /var/run/syslog_door. I would like to separate the logs of the chroot environment from the logs of the server. This is not working, though. Log entries generated either on the machine or in the chroot environment are logged in two files. I think this is caused by the log driver, which is responsible for passing messages between applications and syslog daemons. Do I try the impossible or does anybody have configured a similar setup sucessfully? Please respond also directly to me, as I'm not subscribed to the list, yet. Cheers Georg