[syslog-ng] cnnection 0 desn't have any source

[wayne yu]

Hi everyone:

 I got waning  message when I starting my syslog  :
Warning: connection 0 doesn't have any sources
  and I don't how to fixing it.


can someone look at my /etc/syslog-ng.conf and tell me
how to fixing it.

# Options
options {
          use_fqdn(yes);
          sync(0);
          keep_hostname(yes);
          chain_hostnames(no);
  create_dirs(yes);
        };

# Sources of syslog messages (both local and remote
messages on the server)
source s_local   { 
                   sun-streams("/dev/log"
door("/etc/.syslog_door")); 
                   internal();
                 };
source s_stunnel { 
                   tcp(ip("127.0.0.1")
                   port(514)
                   max-connections(1));
                 };

source s_udp     { udp(); };

# Level Filters
filter f_emerg   { level (emerg);            };
filter f_alert   { level (alert .. emerg);   };
filter f_crit    { level (crit .. emerg);    };
filter f_err     { level (err .. emerg);     };
filter f_warning { level (warning .. emerg); };
filter f_notice  { level (notice .. emerg);  };
filter f_info    { level (info .. emerg);    };
filter f_debug   { level (debug .. emerg);   };

# Facility Filters
filter f_kern   { facility (kern);   };
filter f_user   { facility (user);   };
filter f_mail   { facility (mail);   };
filter f_daemon { facility (daemon); };
filter f_auth   { facility (auth);   };
filter f_syslog { facility (syslog); };
filter f_lpr    { facility (lpr);    };
filter f_news   { facility (news);   };
filter f_uucp   { facility (uucp);   };
filter f_cron   { facility (cron);   };
filter f_local0 { facility (local0); };
filter f_local1 { facility (local1); };
filter f_local2 { facility (local2); };
filter f_local3 { facility (local3); };
filter f_local4 { facility (local4); };
filter f_local5 { facility (local5); };
filter f_local6 { facility (local6); };
filter f_local7 { facility (local7); };

# Custom Filters
filter f_user_none     { not facility (user);         
           };
filter f_kern_debug    { filter (f_kern) and filter
(f_debug);    };
filter f_daemon_notice { filter (f_daemon) and filter
(f_notice); };
filter f_mail_crit     { filter (f_mail) and filter
(f_crit);     };
filter f_mesg          { filter (f_kern_debug) or 
                         filter (f_daemon_notice) or 
                         filter (f_mail_crit);        
           };
filter f_authinfo      { filter (f_auth) or program
(sudo);       };

destination hosts { 
  
file("/var/log/HOSTS/$HOST/$YEAR/$MONTH/$DAY/$FACILITY$YEAR$MONTH$DAY"
   owner(root) group(root) perm(0600) dir_perm(0700)
create_dirs(yes)); 
  };
  

#Destinations: local files, the console, and the
client files
destination l_authlog  { file ("/var/log/authlog");  
};
destination l_messages { file ("/var/log/messages"); 
};
destination l_maillog  { file ("/var/log/maillog");  
};
destination l_ipflog   { file ("/var/log/ipflog");   
};
destination l_imaplog  { file ("/var/log/imaplog");  
};
destination l_syslog   { file ("/var/log/syslog");   
};

destination l_console  { file ("/dev/console");      
};

destination r_authlog  { file
  ("/var/log/clients/$YEAR/$MONTH/$HOST/authlog");   
}; 
destination r_messages { file 
  ("/var/log/clients/$YEAR/$MONTH/$HOST/messages");  
}; 
destination r_maillog  { file 
  ("/var/log/clients/$YEAR/$MONTH/$HOST/maillog");   
}; 
destination r_ipflog   { file 
  ("/var/log/clients/$YEAR/$MONTH/$HOST/ipflog");    
}; 
destination r_imaplog  { file 
  ("/var/log/clients/$YEAR/$MONTH/$HOST/imaplog");   
}; 
destination r_console  { file 
  ("/var/log/clients/$YEAR/$MONTH/$HOST/consolelog");
}; 
destination r_syslog   { file
  ("/var/log/clients/$YEAR/$MONTH/$HOST/syslog");    
};
destination r_fallback { file
 
("/var/log/clients/$YEAR/$MONTH/$HOST/$FACILITY-$LEVEL");
};

 destination mail-alert-perl {
program("/usr/local/bin/syslog-mail-perl"); };
  
  filter f_attack_alert {
match("attackalert"); 
  };
 # find messages with "attackalert" in them, and send
to the mail-alert script
  log {
#source(src);
filter(f_attack_alert);
destination(mail-alert-perl);
   };
# Log statements
# Local sources

log { source (s_local); filter (f_authinfo); 
destination (l_authlog);  };
log { source (s_local); filter (f_mail);    
destination (l_maillog);  };
log { source (s_local); filter (f_local0);  
destination (l_ipflog);   };
log { source (s_local); filter (f_local1);  
destination (l_imaplog);  };
log { source (s_local); filter (f_syslog);  
destination (l_syslog);   };
log { source (s_local); filter (f_emerg); filter
(f_user_none); 
                                            
destination (l_console);  };
log { source (s_local); filter (f_mesg);  filter
(f_user_none);
                                            
destination (l_messages); }; 

# All sources, since we want to archive local and
remote logs
log { source (s_local); source (s_stunnel); filter
(f_authinfo);
     destination (r_authlog);   };
log { source (s_local); source (s_stunnel); filter
(f_mail);
     destination (r_maillog);   };
log { source (s_local); source (s_stunnel); filter
(f_local0);
   destination (r_ipflog);      };
log { source (s_local); source (s_stunnel); filter
(f_local1);
   destination (r_imaplog);     };
log { source (s_local); source (s_stunnel); filter
(f_syslog);
   destination (r_syslog);      };
log { source (s_local); source (s_stunnel); filter
(f_emerg); 
      filter (f_user_none);
      destination (l_console);  };
log { source (s_local); source (s_stunnel); filter
(f_mesg);
   filter (f_user_none);
      destination (l_messages); };


Thanks in advance.

Wayne Yu




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