Howdy Looking to use the new fancy "block" construct in syslog-ng 3.2.1 (OSE) -- (the example in the documentation [5.3.2] doesn't parse, but figured out needs to include ()'s as well in the block definition). Meanwhile, trying to define a "log" block, that contains other log {} stanza's, but fails to parse: filter f_zort { level(err); }; destination d_weblog_unknown { file("/tmp/foo"); }; block log bl_weblog() { filter(f_zort); log { destination(d_weblog_unknown); }; }; Error parsing main, syntax error, unexpected '}', expecting $end in /usr/local/etc/syslog-ng.d/10-weblog at line 7, column 1: included from /etc/syslog-ng.conf line 15, column 37 >> }; << The idea being I would include this within another "log { }" stanza in the main file. If I remove "log { destination(...); };" from the "bl_weblog()" block, it parses okay. I have another ("destination") block within the config that also parses okay (even parameterized). Strangely, commenting out the entry with a "#" at the start of that line still results in a syntax error. The error is independent of whether bl_weblog() is even referenced anywhere. The main config may include only 'include "10-weblog"' and nothing else to demonstrate. Seems otherwise a valid scenario, no ? thanks, -eric