[Chrootssh-users] sftplogging not working with chroot

[KilRoy P. <kil...@ya...>]

Hello, I have installed openssh-3.9_p1-r2 (Gentoo
ebuild), and applied the sftplogging patch and the
chroot patch.

The setup usually works great: sftp-server logs
everything that the user does, and user shells can be
chrooted based on their HOMEDIR entry in /etc/passwd.
However, when a user has sftp-server set as their
shell AND is chrooted, sftp-server doesn't log. 

I read in the chroot patch README that syslog (I use
gentoo and my logging service is syslog-ng) needs a
/dev/log entry in the chroot path to run. So I
'touch'ed one, and ran syslog-ng in the chrooted
environment - but this chrooted sftp-server still only
logs general ssh messages, not the verbose sftp-server
user actions.

I should note that if the user is NOT chrooted,
sftp-server does indeed log verbosely. Further, I can
chroot users that use sftp-server just fine; Yet I
can't set up a chrooted user whose sftp-server actions
are verbosely logged.

I would appreciate further details on how /dev entries
must be set up for the system logger to read and
record  user sftp-server actions.

I tried searching this mailing list, but have not had
any luck.

Thanks in advance,

Kilroy



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