Download file name: rsyslog 7.1.10 (beta) rsyslog 7.1.10 (beta) sha256 hash: c7d1e7764aecd8ae8244b49f93f0834e761eeaafcbbdc24c5d8875b8fe5f5c5f Author: Rainer Gerhards (rgerhards@adiscon.com) Version: 7.1.10 File size: 2.576 MB Download this file now!
Changelog for 7.1.10 (v7-beta)
Version 7.1.10 [beta] 2012-10-11 bugfix: m4 directory was not present in release tarball bugfix: small memory leak with string-type templates bugfix: small memory leak when template was specified in omfile bugfix: some config processing warning messages were treated as errors bugfix: small memory leak when processing action() statements bugfix: unknown action() parameters were not reported
rsyslog 7.1.10 (v7-beta) released
We have just released 7.1.10 of the v7-beta branch. This is a pure bug-fixing release. More information on the changes can be found in the ChangeLog. ChangeLog: http://www.rsyslog.com/changelog-for-7-1-10-v7-beta/ Download: http://www.rsyslog.com/rsyslog-7-1-10-v7-beta/ As always, feedback is appreciated. Best regards, Tim Eifler
rsyslog 6.5.0 (v6-devel) released
This is an important new release of the rsyslog v6 devel branch. This release contains bugfixes, as well as new features. The most important one might be the possibility to use the config format for templates.. Please note that part of the feature set is still experimental and might be unstable. ;) ChangeLog: http://www.rsyslog.com/changelog-for-6-5-0-v6-devel/ Download: […]
Changelog for 6.5.0 (v6-devel)
Version 6.5.0 [devel] 2012-08-28 imrelp now supports non-cancel thread termination (but now requires at least librelp 1.0.1) implemented freeCnf() module interface This was actually not present in older versions, even though some modules already used it. The implementation was now done, and not in 6.3/6.4 because the resulting memory leak was ultra-slim and the new […]
Using rsyslog templates (video tutorial)
In this ~5 minute video Rainer Gerhards describes what templates are, where they can be used and what they can contain. This is a life demo showcasing how things are actually done (carried out using Debian 5).