Today I had my first chance to try out syslog-ng 1.1.15, and I'm having some weird problems. When I send test messages locally and from another Linux box via UDP, the "message repeated" lines seem to be random. In the following, the text of each message sent was "test". There were a total of four messages sent locally, and two from the remote system. May 21 08:50:55 logger/logger syslog-ng[15831]: syslog-ng version 1.1.15 starting May 21 08:51:00 src@logger root: test May 21 08:51:07 last/kilrah message repeated 5 times May 21 08:51:38 src@logger root: test May 21 08:56:52 last/kilrah message repeated 3 times May 21 08:01:07 src@logger root: test May 21 08:01:07 src@logger root: test It's reporting repeated messages that aren't, and not reporting some that are. Then, when I try to send a message from an HP-UX box, syslog-ng *seems* to ignore it for a bit, but a few minutes later, spews onto the screen (using the default syslog-ng.conf) many, many lines along the lines of: May 21:09:19:28 logger/logger syslog-ng[15831]: io.c: do_read(): Zero length read was requested On the plus side, syslog-ng is no longer closing the UDP socket immediately upon reception of messages from HP-UX... -- Scott Dellinger Systems Administrator, JMU Technical Services dellinsd@jmu.edu