Hi all, I'm writing a small script that would be fed with data via pipe by syslog-ng 2.0.9. The script itself is responsible for creating the socket into which syslog-ng would be writing to. I'm looking for an option within syslog-ng that would allow for reopening the socket in case the script dies, quits, or it gets removed for some reason (like an epic admin fail). I did some testing, and as per that, checking with lsof, syslog-ng opens the socket only on the first time it would be writing to that destination, which is good. After the socket gets removed, it shows up as... syslog-ng 31666 root 17u FIFO 253,2 24624 /tmp/pw.sock (deleted) ... in lsof, and the deleted flag does not go away after the socket gets recreated (f.e. the script is restarted), and a test message is sent into the given destination. Is there a config option available for reopening sockets? Thanks, Zoltan HERPAI