logwatch rhel5

Ive never had to modify logwatch to do its comb on our logs.
I have both named and dhcp going to their own log file under /var/log/
named.log
dhcpd.log

after upgrading to rhel5 logwatch is not showing any info about
those processes other than what is put into messages (ie restart process).
I went into /usr/share/logwatch/default.conf/
both logfiles and services
in services modified named.conf LogFile = named
in logfiles created a named.conf and pointed
LogFile = named.log

same for dhcpd

not getting anything.. read the man pages.. i have nothing in
the /etc/logwatch* to override anything...

can anyone on the list point me in the right direction.?



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