rsyslog 8.2508.0 (2025.08) – release announcement
Download: https://www.rsyslog.com/files/download/rsyslog/rsyslog-8.2508.0.tar.gz
Project-provided packages are building now and are expected later today. Ubuntu PPAs are already done.
We are excited to ship a large and meaningful rsyslog release. This cycle advances our responsible “AI First” strategy and moves decisively toward cloud native operations. It also delivers major quality, security, and documentation improvements.
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librelp 1.1.2 [download]
This release most importantly includes certificate-based mutual peer authentication in TLS mode. It also provides finer-grained control over the GnuTLS settings by permitting to directly specify the so-called “priority string”. With this string, important details like ciphers to be supported can be specified. To implement these features, a number of API extensions was done.
– add capability to specify the GnuTLS priority string
This gives callers complete control over crypto parameters, like
ciphers to use.
– add certificate-based authentication
– add capability to specify number of Diffie-Hellman bits to use
– API extension: relpSrvSetDHBits, relpSrvSetGnuTLSPriString,
relpSrvSetGnuTLSPriString, relpCltSetGnuTLSPriString
relpEngineSetOnAuthErr, relpCltSetUsrPtr,
relpSrvSetAuthMode, relpCltSetAuthMode
librelp 1.1.1
librelp 1.1.1 [download]
– added compression support for TLS
– API extension: relpCltEnableTLSZip, relpSrvEnableTLSZip
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librelp 1.1.0
librelp 1.1.0 [download]: Most importantly, TLS support has been added. This also lead to a number of API enhancements.
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