logwall for syslog is an analogue to firewall for IP networks. many distributors set /dev/log socket world-writable, this may cause enfake of the system logs on multiuser systems. one solution to set 660 as file mode and sort users and their processes into unix groups by which it's allowed or denied to access /dev/log for write.
logwall gives more flexibility to control who be able to log in which facility and at which priority with a ruleset based on peer socket properties.
- clone the repo
- use git-bug to open a new ticket in this repo
- find one or more person in the commit history to make contact with, then either
4.a. send your newly created
git-bugticket (or patch if you already propose a code change) via email, or 4.b. send the URL of your git clone to a contributor (via email or other channel), and request them to pull (git-bugissues and/or branches as well) from you.