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> It does not "find" syslog. Syslog runs as a daemon started at boot > time, and handles certain types of error messages automatically as > described in the syslogd and syslog.conf manual page. What it probably > can't find is the *include* files associated with syslog, usually > /usr/include/syslog.h on some other operating systems. OK, that is a reasonable assumption. However, those include files do in = fact exist. Now the question is: why can't Hylafax find them? It does not = complain at compile time about not finding them and they are where they = are supposed to be. Is there someplace in some configuration file where I = am supposed to tell it where the stuff is? > Syslog may simply not be installed on your Linux box: it's part of > the "sysklogd" package, available at an RPM site near you. Syslog is definitely installed. I get all kinds of messages. In fact, I = *used* to get Hylafax messages, but after recompiling it in order to put = the spool directory on another partition I no longer get Hylafax = messages. Any more ideas?