At 12:39 PM 8/2/95, Brett Lymn wrote:
>Folks,
> We are trying to build a new firewall and on of the things I
>wanted to do was make / and /user read only by diddling the SCSI Disk
>links. For the moment we are just mounting the disk ro to see what
>falls over. Most of the problems have been worked around in one way
>or another but we are having a major problem with syslogd - it insists
>on recreating /dev/log. Have people solved this problem before? If
>so, how?
>
>If it helps, we are running SunOS 4.1.3_U1 on the box
Wouldn't the same trick you use to make logging work within a chroot'ed FTP
partition work here? That is, make /dev/log a symlink to something that
_is_ on a writable filesystem?
-Brent
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