Hi, I've read some old discussions about unix-dgram vs unix-stream for getting the /dev/log syslog stream on Linux (e.g. https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/22153), but some years have passed by and I'd like to be sure my configuration is safe. I'm using syslog-ng 3.2.5 on a system composed of different Linux (RHEL6) machines. I cannot install a different version. There is a central log facility, but each machine collects and sends its logs using the following source config: source src { file ("/proc/kmsg" program_override("kernel: ")); unix-dgram ("/dev/log" flags(no-multi-line)); internal(); }; It was originally using unix-stream(), but I need to change it to unix-dgram() because some custom applications are sending multiline messages which need to be converted into single line, and unix-stream() does not support this flag. Can I be sure that no messages risk to be lost due to this change? This is a rather critical application. Thank you very much. -- 01