[syslog-ng]Strange Directories created [I have read the listserv to no avail]

[Harry Hoffman]

Hi Nate,
Hmmm, that quite interesting as all of these strange directories are created 
from Solaris hosts running sun's syslogd.
Are you seeing the same thing? I don't see this behaviour on the Linux 
machines, but I do - very rarely - see it on the NT/2k/XP machines running NT-
syslog.

Cheers,
Harry

Quoting Nate Campi <nate@campin.net>:

*> On Sat, Mar 01, 2003 at 09:41:14AM -0800, Nate Campi wrote:
*> >
*> > It really shouldn't matter what transport you use, but for me it did,
*> > syslog-ng 1.5.x and about 75 linux and 75 solaris syslog clients. I have
*> > a theory but no proof. Tell me, do you have a lot of Solaris syslog
*> > clients?
*> 
*> ...I mean do you have a lot of Solaris syslog clients running their
*> native syslogd?
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