Where does the console log reside?

I am having to rewrite several scripts due to changes in Leopard.
I cannot find the location of "console.log" - any help would be appreciated.
-James
Message was edited by: James Sprouls ACHDS

foilpan wrote:
on a related note, has anyone had any success generating asl queries via shell? i've looked into it but not that deeply. the asl.conf man page seems to indicate it's possible, but i'm not sure how.
Try man syslog. I'm not sure where to look for all the keywords, but I got this to work first time:
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Sun Dec 2 17:07:20 macbook ntpd[24] <Notice>: time reset +1.377290 s
Sun Dec 2 22:12:49 macbook ntpd[24] <Notice>: time reset +0.644079 s
Mon Dec 3 15:40:53 macbook ntpd[24] <Notice>: time reset -0.302815 s
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