[syslog-ng] 1.1.14 being bashful?

[Justin Wienckowski]

Hey all,

Recently downloaded, compiled, and installed syslog-ng 1.1.14 and libol.
After a few mistarts with the config file, syslog-ng started up without
any error messages.  However, it doesn't appear that any messages are
actually getting logged.

None of the logfiles specified recieve data nor are they opened.  The only
files syslog-ng seems to open are two sockets, /dev/tty10, and /dev/tty9.

Any ideas?
My config file is attached.

-Justin Wienckowski
jwiencko@vt.edu

---syslog-ng.conf---
#
# /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf
#
# Last update: 1999 04 07
#

# sources
source src { 
		udp 0.0.0.0,512; 
		unix-stream /dev/log;
		internal;
	   };

# destinations
destination console     { file /dev/console; 		};
destination kernel_log  { file /var/log/kernel.log; 	};
destination secure_log  { file /var/log/secure.log; 	};
destination ssh_log     { file /var/log/ssh.log;  	};
destination mail_log    { file /var/log/mail.log; 	};
destination ftp_log     { file /var/log/ftp.log;  	};
destination msgs_log	{ file /var/log/messages.log; 	};
destination crit_log	{ file /var/log/crit.log; 	};

destination log_term    { file /dev/tty10; };
destination secure_term { file /dev/tty9;  };


# filters
filter kernel  { facility(kern) or program("kernel"); };
filter mail    { facility(mail) or program("qmail");  };
filter ftp     { program(".*ftpd");  };
filter ssh     { match("ssh.*");   };
filter secure  { ( facility(authpriv) or match("Overseer") )
		 and not match("ssh.*"); };
filter crit    { priority(crit); };

filter other   { not ( facility(kern) or
		       facility(mail) or
		       facility(authpriv)
		     )
		 or match("Overseer"); };

# loging directives
log { source src; filter other; 	destination msgs_log; 
					destination log_term; 	};
log { source src; filter kernel; 	destination kernel_log; };
log { source src; filter mail;		destination mail_log; 	};
log { source src; filter ftp;		destination ftp_log; 	};
log { source src; filter ssh;		destination ssh_log; 	};
log { source src; filter secure;	destination secure_log;
					destination secure_term; };
log { source src; filter crit;		destination console; 
					destination crit_log; 	};