Hi, I had some distraction in the last two weeks, thus I was unable to follow the syslog-ng mailing list/emails as closely I would have wanted. I've finished reading all the unread emails in my syslog-ng folder, and I wanted to summarize the status quo: Bugfixes/maintenance (Bazsi): * I've merged 3.2 into 3.3 to get the latest changes, bugfixes. libsyslog-ng-patterndb.so (Corinna, Marius Tomaschewski, Peter Czanik): * causes problems on cygwin & SUSE, so probably an alternative solution is needed. * my current idea is either to use Corinna's idea and put pdbtool in /usr/lib/syslog-ng (which I personally don't really like, as /usr/lib is not the place for binaries), or that libsyslog-ng-patterndb.so should be moved /usr/lib _after_ compilation by the distribution build scripts. * Marius, Corinna what's your take on this issue? $(format-json) template function (Balint, Algernon, Matthew) * waiting for the generic value-pairs() implementation * it could probably be added to 3.2 as well, if value-pairs doesn't prove to be risky in itself (or else they'd have to be put in the tfjson module). mongodb dynamic values support (Algernon) * waiting for the value-pairs() implementation (Algernon) * this is 3.3 stuff systemd support (Marius Tomaschewski, Tom Gundersen, Algernon) * should be more-or-less ready, Algernon promised to rebase it against both 3.2 and 3.3 , so that I can integrate into both. LogQueue scalability (Bazsi): * I was working on making LogQueue more scalable -- Bazsi