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Message: [QUOTE="Anno Siegel, post: 4781816"] That leaves the call to setlogsock, though for me it dies with an invalid argument. Anyway, check its return value too, also try leaving it out altogether. Not for me. Consult your local "man syslogd". or if the quotes The type of quotes doesn't matter. Only Perl sees them, not syslog. Your main problem is that no-one can reproduce what you're seeing. It's hard to debug a problem you don't have. What version of Perl (perl -v), and what version of Sys::Syslog (perl -MSys::Syslog -le 'print $Sys::Syslog::VERSION') are you running? Anno [/QUOTE]