Logging - where?

[Swallowtail23]

I'm running with the systemd unit file as distributed.
In /etc/endlessh/config I have LogLevel 1.
Systemd file has (default) StandardOutput set to journal... yet journalctl records nothing upon start stop or connection. I tried setting to StandardOutput=file:/var/log/endlessh.log and StandardError the same, but nothing gets written.

If I start endlessh from a command line instead of the systemd unit with "endlessh -v >>/var/log/endlessh.log 2>>/var/log/endlessh.log" it does write to the log... but that doesn't help with running as a systemd unit.

I assume I'm missing something obvious, but how should I have this configured to monitor attempted connections/duration when running from a systemd file?

[svdmitrij]

Try to use -s option.
My working config

...
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/endlessh -s
...
SyslogIdentifier=endlessh
#ConfigurationDirectory=endlessh
InaccessiblePaths=/var
...

[ghost]

Pretty sure that endlessh outputs directly to syslog. A while back I had journalctl redirect all endlessh logs to its own file. Can't really help you since I switched to OpenBSD but you could try /var/log/syslog