linux chroot reqs changed?

[Rick Dicaire]

Hi folks...after a little experimentation today I've discovered
certain files are no longer used in a linux chroot.
Linux kernel versions 2.6.2x.
Bind versions tested were 9.6.1-P3 and 9.7.0, both compiled from src
(not distro pkgs), and started with:

/usr/sbin/named -t /var/named -u username

Used to be you needed to have (r)syslogd add a listening socket to
$CHROOT/dev, have $CHROOT/dev/null, and $CHROOT/dev/random.

I removed $CHROOT/dev/null, disabled the extra syslogd socket for
$CHROOT/dev/log.

Using lsof, it now seems only $CHROOT/dev/random is opened by named,
/dev/null is opened. named still logs to syslog, and I can't figure
out how syslog is accessed, is it via /dev/log (I don't see it opened
by named)?

Thanks
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