Hello,

Thanks for replying.

I really would love to use TCP. But I'm dealing with several legacy network/telecomm devices, and most of them doesn't support syslog under TCP.

I really need to deal with UDP.

Just applied reusable sockets to the configuration.

More configuration  I tried that gave me better results: mem-bug-length and disk-buf-size : The data loss reached zero.

Got one more doubt: While reading a pipe with cat command, is it normal to get cat closed while there are messages streams being processed?

Thanks,

Richter

Hi,

On Thu, Apr 08, 2021 at 12:25:44PM -0300, Richter Vitali Guedes wrote:

How can I fix it? I need to be sure that all data received is forwarded to
their destinations, respecting the filters, and without any information
loss.

You should really consider using TCP.
We switched our 2000 nodes+ a month ago, and it saves us a lot of
headeaches. It also makes it much easier to monitor, as TCP connections are
all easily traceable and can be plotted to assess the load-balancer's
situation for instance.

If you really want to keep UDP, the advice I could give would be to use
reusable sockets, which has been implemented quite recently.