bugfix

RSyslog Windows Agent 7.1 Released

Release Date: 2021-07-14

Build-IDs: Service 7.1.0.214, Client 7.1.0.300

Features

  • EventLog Monitor V2: Add support to monitor Analytic and Debug Channels. These channels will only work in polling mode and detection of the last record is limited due the nature of analytic / debug channels.
  • EventLog Monitor V2: Added new “Copy Messageformat into property” option to copy a second output format into a custom property.
  • File Monitor: Added support for batched processing which is a huge improvement regarding processing speed.

Bugfixes

  • EventLog Monitor v2: Removed unnecessary spaces within LOGSIEM JSON format.
  • File Monitor: Fixed a race condition saving the correct file position on action failure.
  • Status Actions: Fixed an issue calculating wrong values when multiple compute status actions were executed at the same time.

You can download Free Trial Version of RSyslog Windows Agent.

RSyslog Windows Agent 6.1 Released

Release Date: 2020-01-31

Build-IDs: Service 6.1.0.205, Client 6.1.0.280

Features

  • Property engine: Added new static property %localhostname% which contains the local computer name.
  • Syslog Action: Fixed Syslog Version in RFC5424 Header to 1.

Bugfixes

  • EventLog Monitor V2: Fixed an issue losing the first record LastRecord was resetted.
  • EventLog Monitor V2: Fixed minor issues in new caching code.
  • Queue Engine: Fixed an issue in the Action retry logic which caused the same information to be reprocessed again.
  • Property Engine: Fixed an issue initializing the socket subsystem if no network action/service was used related to the toipv4address/toipv6address options.
  • Engine: Fixed multiple memory leaks when a name was resolvedto an IP address.

You can download Free Trial Version of RSyslog Windows Agent.

rsyslog 8.34.0 (v8-stable) released

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 Windows Agent 4.3c Released

Adiscon is proud to announce the 4.3c release of Rsyslog Windows Agent.

This release contains some a minor bugfix.

Detailed information can be found in the version history below.

Build-IDs: Service 4.3.0.178, Client 4.3.0.255

Version 4.3c 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.

Bugfixes

  • Property Engine: Fixed a bug that caused the first dynamic property to be missing when using XML report format. This bug also affected the Syslog TCP File-Caching feature (%rawsyslogmsg% missing).

rsyslog 8.32.0 (v8-stable) released

Today, we release rsyslog 8.32.0. This realease, again, sports a vast number of changes. E.g. there are a number of new or updated build requirements, namely: libfastjson 0.99.8, libczmq >= 3.0.2 and libcurl. Otherwise most notably is the major update that ompgsql has received through contribution. Other changes include modules like pmrfc3164, omhiredis, mmexternal, omprog, imfile, omfile, mmpstrucdata. The full list of changes to rsyslog can be reviewed in the Changelog.

We have also made some major changes to the RHEL/CentOS packages for rsyslog. We are now using a modified spec file from the CentOS base repository for building the EL7 release RPM. We decided to go this way out of several reasons. The major reason was a huge issue with the startup scripts that we used, which did not really work well on EL7 systems. More details are available here: http://www.rsyslog.com/major-centos7-rpm-changes/ and here: https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/2134#issuecomment-355483536

Another reason is, that we wanted to make our own RPMs more similar to those in the base repository to avoid major conflicts in the future. That also means, that some additional module packages are not available anymore, because they are now included in the base rsyslog package (mmanon, mmutf8fix, ommail and pmaixforwardedfrom). All other additional sub-packages are still available.

Because the Launchpad build environment [1] is currently unavailable, we cannot produce packages for Ubuntu at the moment. They will be published once the systems are available again.

ChangeLog:

[1] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/launchpad-announce/2018-January/000103.html

libfastjson 0.99.8 released

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

This release provides several fixes to libfastjson. Most notably is the bugfix for proper handling of constant key names. For more details, please refer to the changelog below.

Changelog:

0.99.8 2017-12-18
– make build under gcc7 with strict settings (warning==error)
– bugfix: constant key names not properly handled
if fjson_object_object_add_ex() is used with option
FJSON_OBJECT_KEY_IS_CONSTANT, fjson_object_object_del() will still
try to delete the key name. Depending on use, this can lead to
double-free, use-after-free or no problem.
see also https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/1839
closes https://github.com/rsyslog/libfastjson/issues/148
– fix potentially invalid return value of fjson_object_iter_begin
this could lead to callers doing improper opreations and thus
could lead to a segfault in callers
detected by Coverity scan, CID 198891
– fix small potential memory leak in json_tokener (unlinkely to occur)
detected by Coverity Scan, CID 198890

Download:

http://download.rsyslog.com/libfastjson/libfastjson-0.99.8.tar.gz

sha256sum: 3544c757668b4a257825b3cbc26f800f59ef3c1ff2a260f40f96b48ab1d59e07

As always, feedback is appreciated.

Best regards,
Florian Riedl

rsyslog 8.31.0 (v8-stable) released

Today, we release rsyslog 8.31. This is probably one of the biggest releases in the past couple of years. While it also offers great new functionality, what really important about it is the focus on further improved software quality. For a more detailed description, please read Rainer’s blog post. Detailed information about the huge list of changes is available in the changelog.

http://blog.gerhards.net/2017/11/rsyslog-831-important-release.html

The packages have received some notable changes as well. First off, we were able to implement the Redis output module as a separate package on Ubuntu 14.04 and newer. Also there was a dependency change for the ommongo module, thus it is now only available on Ubuntu 16.04 or newer, but not on CentOS/RHEL anymore. Platform restrictions are unavoidable right now due to dependency availability.

ChangeLog:

rsyslog 8.30.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.30.0.

This release features a large number of changes. First we should mention the new build requirements for libfastjson 0.99.7 and the build recommendation for imjournal being libsystemd-journal >= 234.

Notable changes are that (JSON) variables are now handled case-insensitive by default, imjournal being able to switch to persistent journal in runtime and the complete refactoring of mmanon. Also, a lot of improvements have been added to the error reporting as well as many bugfixes.

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

The packages will follow when they are finished.

ChangeLog:

rsyslog 8.29.0 (v8-stable) released

We have released rsyslog 8.29.0.

This release features a number of changes. E.g. imptcp now has an experimental parameter for multiline messages, and new statistics counters.

Most notably though, is the improved error reporting in the rsyslog core and in several modules like imtcp, imptcp, omfwd and the core modules. There is also an article available about the improved/enhanced error reporting:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/improving-rsyslog-debug-output-jan-gerhards

If you have questions or feedback in relation to the article and/or debug output, please let us know or leave a comment below the article.

Other than that, the new version provides quite a number of bugfixes.

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

The packages will follow when they are finished.

ChangeLog:
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