PROBLEM:  (MCPM309FT, QAR 58021)         (Patch ID: OSF425-187)
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This patch fixes a problem in which the syslogd daemon may hang when writing
to a named pipe log file.
The following is an example of a stack trace:

	   thread_block()
	   mpsleep()
	   fifo_open()
	   vn_open()
	   copen()
	   open()

PROBLEM:  (HPAQ706FK, BCGM708HD)    (Patch ID: OSF425-369)
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This patch fixes a problem when setting up the syslogd.auth file for remote 
logging, if there are more than 23 entries in the file, syslogd -d coredumps 
when started.

PROBLEM:  ()  (Patch ID: OSF425-639)
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The authorization file /etc/syslog.auth contains a list of fully
qualified host names and addresses.  When the authorization file is present,
any host listed in the file can forward syslog messages to the local
host.  If the authorization file is not present, no hosts are allowed to
forward syslog messages. To authorize a host, you must enter all fully
qualified host names and network addresses in /etc/syslog.auth. This
requirement is cumbersome if there are many hosts to authorize.

The patch enables syslog forwarding from any host, providing the
/etc/syslog.auth file is NOT present.  To enable syslog forwarding from
ANY host, install the patch and remove the /etc/syslog.auth file.