[syslog-ng]kern messages not trapping correctly?

[syslog-ng@lists.balabit.hu]

I just moved from syslog to syslog-ng. It looks great, except that kernel 
messages don't seem to be getting passed into the logs. For example, I 
have my iptables rules set to log any connection that fails all ACCEPT 
rules. Under syslog the firewall log file got to be rather large very 
quickly (which is fine). I accomplished it with --log-level info
and putting 
kern.info			/var/log/firewall


in my syslog.conf file. I translated that into syslog-ng, but my firewall 
log has not increased one bit, even when I purposly hit a blocked port 
from the outside. 

Here's the syslog-ng.conf file. Perhaps someone can see an issue?


options { dir_perm(0755); perm(0644); chain_hostnames(no);
          keep_hostname(yes); };

source local {
	unix-stream("/dev/log");
	udp(ip(0.0.0.0) port(514));
	internal();
};

filter f_kern {
	facility(kern) and level(debug...emerg);
};

filter f_notcron {
	not facility(cron);
};

filter f_infoemerg {
	level(info...emerg);
};

filter f_notmail {
	not facility(mail);
};

filter f_notauth {
	not facility(authpriv);
};

filter f_auth {
	facility(authpriv) and level(debug...emerg);
};

filter f_mail {
	facility(mail) and level(debug...emerg);
};

filter f_cron {
	facility(cron) and level(debug...emerg);
};

filter f_emerg {
	level(emerg);
};

filter f_newscrit {
	facility(uucp,news) and level(crit...emerg);
};

filter f_boot {
	facility(local7) and level(debug...emerg);
};

filter f_firewall {
	facility(kern) and match("IN=");
};


destination d_firewall {
	file("/var/log/firewall" create_dirs(yes));
};

destination d_messages { 
	file("/var/log/messages" create_dirs(yes));
};

destination d_spooler { 
	file("/var/log/spooler" create_dirs(yes));
};

destination d_console { 
	file("/dev/console" create_dirs(yes));
};

destination d_secure { 
	file("/var/log/secure" create_dirs(yes));
};

destination d_maillog { 
	file("/var/log/maillog" create_dirs(yes));
};

destination d_cron { 
	file("/var/log/cron" create_dirs(yes));
};

destination d_panic { 
	usertty("*");
};

destination d_boot { 
	file("/var/log/boot.log" create_dirs(yes));
};

log { source(local); filter(f_newscrit); destination(d_spooler); };

log { source(local); filter(f_cron); destination(d_cron); };

log { source(local); filter(f_emerg); destination(d_panic); };

log { source(local); filter(f_boot); destination(d_boot); };

log { source(local); filter(f_mail); destination(d_maillog); };

log { source(local); filter(f_kern); destination(d_console); };

log { source(local); filter(f_notcron); filter(f_infoemerg); filter(f_notmail); filter(f_notauth); destination(d_messages); };

log { source(local); filter(f_auth); destination(d_secure); };

log { filter(f_firewall); destination(d_firewall); };



I even tried it  without the match, so it was just anything from the kern 
facility. No go.

Running RedHat linux 9.

Thanks in advance!

--- Dan