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RSyslog Windows Agent 4.1 Released

Adiscon is proud to announce the 4.1 release of MonitorWare Agent.

Rsyslog Windows Agent is now able to reload it’s configuration automatically if enabled (Which is done by the configuration client
automatically on first start). It is not necessary to restart the service manually anymore.

Performance enhancing options have been added into EventLog Monitor V1 and V2 and in File Monitor to delay writing the last record/fileposition back to disk. This can incease performance on machines with a very high eventlog or file load.

Detailed information can be found in the version history below.

Build-IDs: Service 4.1.0.166, Client 4.1.0.246

Features

  • Updated to OpenSSL 1.0.2k.
  • Configuration Reload: This is a big new core feature allowing the
    service to reload itself automatically after a configuration changed has
    been detected. The feature can be turned off in General-General Options if
    this new behavior is not wanted. By default auto reload will be enabled.
    The latest Configuration Client is required for the feature to fully work.
  • EventLog Monitor V2: Added new options to delay LastRecord save.
    Enabling this option will improve processing performance of machines with
    a high event volume.
  • EventLog Monitor V1: Added new option to delay LastRecord save. Enabling
    this option will improve processing performance of machines with a high
    event volume.
  • File Monitor: Added new option to delay LastFilePosition save. Enabling
    this option will improve processing performance when processing large
    growing files.
  • FileConfig: Changed datafile saving method, more reliable when the
    service is stopped unintentionally while updating data state files.
  • Send Syslog Action: Added new option to enable/disable UTF8 BOM. Default
    is enabled like before, but it can be disabled now by configuration so the
    message won’t contain the UTF8 BOM.

Bugfixes

  • Property Engine: Fixed SystemID and CustomerID properties.v
  • FileConfig: Due a missing property (FilterVersion), some of the global
    conditions in rule filters could not be used. This automatically fixes
    itself next time the configuration is saved with the Client.
  • Debug Logging: Completely rewritten debug output for Rule Engine
    (Filters) for better readability and analysis.
  • Fixed an compatibility issue on Windows 2003/XP (failed to start because
    WSAPoll API is missing).
  • FileConfig: Fixed an issue with invalid linefeeds when using includefile
    directive.
  • FileConfig: Fixed EnumRegkey emulation causing EventLog Monitor Services
    to load invalid eventlog channels.
  • Debug Logging: Moved RELP Debugging from minimal to internal
  • FileMonitor: Fixed issue rewriting filepointer updates each time when
    wildcards support was enabled.

Version 4.1 is a free download. Customers with existing 3.x keys can contact our Sales department for upgrade prices. If you have a valid Upgrade Insurance ID, you can request a free new key by sending your Upgrade Insurance ID to sales@adiscon.com. Please note that the download enables the free 30-day trial version if used without a key – so you can right now go ahead and evaluate it.

rsyslog 8.25.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.25.0.

This release brings quite a number of changes and fixes. The most notable is that imfile now supports wildcards in directory names, which permits to monitor newly created directories without making changes to the configuration.

For a complete list of changes, fixes and enhancements, please visit the ChangeLog.

ChangeLog:

rsyslog 8.24.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.24.0.

This first release for 2017 brings a lot of changes. Most are detail enhancements for different modules. The biggest change is probably, that rsyslog now builds on the AIX platform.  Also 8.24.0 has two new message modification modules, which might be worth checking out. And a very useful addition is the ability to bind imudp and omfwd to a specific device.

For a complete list of changes, fixes and enhancements, please visit the ChangeLog.

ChangeLog:

rsyslog 8.23.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.23.0.

This release is packed with changes and enhancements. One of the most interesting might be the removal of the SHA2-224 hash algorithm for KSI signatures. This is considered insecure and is no longer supported by the KSI library. Also notable are the changes to imfile, omfile and omelasticsearch, among lots of others. Please take a look at the Changelog for a full overview.

Note: We delayed the next release by two weeks to the Jan 10, so we don’t have to deal with a release around the Christmas holidays. This also means that 8.23.0 is the final release for 2016.
ChangeLog:

rsyslog 8.22.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.22.0.

This release is mostly for maintenance. It has a somewhat improved error output for config file syntax errors, a bugfix for omhiredis and general code cleanup and improvment. The only new function is the added template support for ompgsql.

To get a full overview over the changes, please take a look at the Changelog.
ChangeLog:

rsyslog 8.21.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.21.0.

This release is mostly for maintenance. There was a big change to how internal messages are handled. These are no longer logged via the internal bridge, but via the syslog() API call. For regular users, this should make not too much difference.

Additionaly, the TLS syslog error messages have been improved, as well as the robustness of the queue subsystem.

To get a full overview over the changes, please take a look at the Changelog.
ChangeLog:

rsyslog 8.20.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.20.0.

This release brings a few new additions and requirements. Omrelp now has a configurable connection timeout and pmrfc3164 has a new option to allow slashes in the hostname. Apart from that, there is quite a set of bugfixes.

Please note, to use rsyslog 8.20.0 it is required to update librelp to version 1.2.12.

To get a full overview over the changes, please take a look at the Changelog.
ChangeLog:

libfastjson 0.99.3 released

We have released libfastjson 0.99.3.

This is a new fork of the json-c library, which is optimized for liblognorm processing.

The changes are mostly for cleanup purposes. Also some bug have been fixed, like a potential segfault issue, “make distcheck” not working and more.

Changelog:

0.99.3 2016-07-11
– new dependency: autoconf-archive
– exit() is no longer called in unexpected situations
The previous code called exit on some occasions and did not
give the caller a chance to do any cleanup or handling on
it’s own. This has completely been removed. Note that it was
very unlikely that this problem affected a caller, as exit()
was only called under very rare circumstances (e.g. OOM).
– fjson_version now returns configure VERSION
This avoid inconsistency.
– removal of Windows and Android bits
Thanks to Michael Biebl for the patch.
– fixes of the build system
Thanks to Michael Biebl for the patch.
– dropped support for Windows and Android as we do not target
these platforms
– “make distcheck” now works
– fix invalid Unicode representation for some non US-ASCII
characters when printed as string. Note that this could
potentially also lead to a segfault

Download:

http://download.rsyslog.com/libfastjson/libfastjson-0.99.3.tar.gz

sha256sum: be5604a9f61b3b247b45bc6234e8bfb5da5dd1e405d07fb8e52b1ea6e2a27fee

As always, feedback is appreciated.

Best regards,
Florian Riedl

rsyslog 8.19.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.19.0.

This is mostly a bug-fixing release. Among the big number of fixes are a few additions to the testbench and some minor enhancements for several modules (like imrelp, omelasticsearch) to provide more convenience.

To get a full overview over the changes, please take a look at the Changelog.
ChangeLog:

rsyslog 8.18.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.18.0.

This is mostly a bug-fixing release. Among the big number of fixes are a few additions to the testbench and some minor enhancements for several modules (like redis, omkafka, imfile) to provide more convenience.

To get a full overview over the changes, please take a look at the Changelog.
ChangeLog:
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