rsyslog

The rocket-fast system for log processing

Author : friedl

RSyslog Windows Agent 5.0 Released

By friedlPosted on Posted in Release AnnouncementTagged , , , , ,

Release Date: 2018-04-11

Build-IDs: Service 5.0.0.185, Client 5.0.0.263

Features

  • File Monitor: Added new options “Process rest of file as one message” and Read  Filebuffer size for better regex message separator handling.
  • Syslog Action: Added support for multiple syslog servers (Load balancing)
  • Syslog Action: Backup Syslog Server is now tried on connect as well. Before, the backup server was only used when an existing connection to the primary server interrupted.
  • Core Engine: Enhanced debug output for network errors.
  • LogNorm Action: Updated Action to support liblognorm v2 rulebases.

Bugfixes

  • Property Engine: Fixed daylight handling when using RFC3339 string conversion. Daylight was incorrectly always applied.
  • Property Engine: Fixed dynamic properties conversion when using xml output. This bug caused some properties to be missing when sending them by SETP protocol or using Syslog Cache mode.
  • Configuration reload: Fixed missing SNMP Mibtree after configuration reload.

You can download Free Trial Version of RSyslog Windows Agent.

rsyslog 8.34.0 (v8-stable) released

By friedlPosted on Posted in News, Release Announcement, UncategorizedTagged , , , , ,

Today, we release rsyslog 8.34.0. Most notably is the large refactoring of the imfile module as well as the new module mmkubernetes (contributed). Additionaly, a lot of improvements and fixes have been added to the current release, too many to list them all. So please take a look at the changelog for all the details.

ChangeLog:

rsyslog 8.33.0 (v8-stable) released

By friedlPosted on Posted in News, Release AnnouncementTagged , , , ,

Today, we release rsyslog 8.33.0. This release has a number of changes, but most of these are under the hood. Some of the more obivous changes are the new include() script object and template json container. Also, rsyslog now has better support for running in a container environment. The full list of changes to rsyslog can be reviewed in the Changelog.

ChangeLog:
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