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3 Commits

Author SHA1 Message Date
Matthias Runge
fa7c4abc95 - drop support for fedora versions without systemd
- incorporate all changes made in rawhide branch
- rename files, delete unnecessary files
- provide native systemd service file
2011-04-26 22:37:48 +02:00
Douglas E. Warner
ff893bec3e - update for syslog-ng 3.1.1
- supports the new syslog protocol standards
- log statements can be embedded into each other
- the encoding of source files can be set for proper character conversion
- can read, process, and rewrite structured messages (e.g., Apache
    webserver logs) using templates and regular expressions
- support for patterndb v2 and v3 format, along with a bunch of new
    parsers: ANYSTRING, IPv6, IPvANY and FLOAT.
- added a new "pdbtool" utility to manage patterndb files: convert them
    from v1 or v2 format, merge mulitple patterndb files into one and look
    up matching patterns given a specific message.
- support for message tags: tags can be assigned to log messages as they
    enter syslog-ng: either by the source driver or via patterndb. Later it
    these tags can be used for efficient filtering.
- added support for rewriting structured data
- added pcre support in the binary packages of syslog-ng
2010-07-27 18:52:48 +00:00
Douglas E. Warner
15b779d328 - update to 2.1.4
- enabling mixed linking to compile only non-system libs statically
- lots of packaging updates to be able to build on RHEL4,5, Fedora9+ and be
    parallel-installable with rsyslog and/or sysklogd on those platforms
- removing BR for flex & byacc to try to prevent files from being
    regenerated
- fixing build error with cfg-lex.l and flex 2.5.4
- Fixed a possible DoS condition triggered by a destination port
    unreachable ICMP packet received from a UDP destination. syslog-ng
    started eating all available memory and CPU until it crashed if this
    happened.
- Fixed the rate at which files regular were read using the file() source.
- Report connection breaks as a write error instead of reporting POLLERR as
    the write error path reports more sensible information in the logs.
2009-03-24 13:52:29 +00:00