Hi,
rc.subr(8) mentions ${name}_chroot, rcorder(8) has the chrootdir KEYWORD
and /etc/rc.d/syslogd is looking for ${name}_chrootdir when creating a
list of all syslog sockets that need to be placed in chroots.
${name}_chroot will satisfy rc(8) but syslog won't create a socket in
${name}_chroot/var/run. When defining ${name}_chrootdir the problem is
inverted.
I assume the difference between _chroot and _chrootdir is the usage of
chroot(8) vs. just passing some path to a daemon that then will do
chroot(2) itself.. but then /etc/rc.d/syslogd should probably look for
both when creating /var/run/syslogd.sockets?
Thanks,
Petar
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