I was wondering if syslog-ng had support for sending messages according to the rfc3195 standard? I have not found any mention of it in the documentation. I noticed that syslog-ng can send BSD style messages with TCP. From what I understood from the rfc3195 ( http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3195.txt) it specifies a way to do just that. So I was wondering if syslog-ng uses this form when it sends BSD style messages over TCP? If it have support for it at all, or not? With BSD style messages I mean messages following the rfc3164, also called legacy-syslog in the documentation. // Thanks for your help, Linus
On Tue, 2011-10-11 at 19:18 +0200, Linus Grybäck wrote:
I was wondering if syslog-ng had support for sending messages according to the rfc3195 standard? I have not found any mention of it in the documentation. I noticed that syslog-ng can send BSD style messages with TCP. From what I understood from the rfc3195 (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3195.txt) it specifies a way to do just that. So I was wondering if syslog-ng uses this form when it sends BSD style messages over TCP? If it have support for it at all, or not?
With BSD style messages I mean messages following the rfc3164, also called legacy-syslog in the documentation. // Thanks for your help, Linus
syslog-ng doesn't support RFC3195, rather it supports the new set of standards RFC5424 and friends (RFC5425 and RFC5426 in particular). -- Bazsi
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