[syslog-ng] I/O error since upgrade to v1.9.9-1 [again w/o attachments]

[ma.LAN.ge]

> > Yesterday I updated my Debian Etch (kernel 2.6.16-1) with syslog-ng
> > v1.9.9-1.
> > 
> > I had to modify syslog-ng.conf, cause syslog-ng did not start after
> > upgrading (syntax error line xxx).
> 
> I already reported similar issues in our bugzilla about (currently)
> unimplemented features in the 1.9 branch which were working in the 1.6
> branch. Hopefully Bazsi will implement the missing features or convert
> these errors into warnings and FIXME-s in the near future :))
> 
> > OK, I merged my old .conf with the new .conf and cleaned some old .log
> files
> > in /var/log/.
> > 
> > syslog-ng script started now w/o any syntax errors, but in
> /var/log/messages
> > folowing occurs massively and rapidly:
> > 
> > syslog-ng: I/O error occurred while writing, error='Operation not
> permitted
> > (1)', fd='5' | fd='17'
> 
> If your configuration isn't confidental, please post your configuration
OK, attached. (now compressed ;)
> with the list of the /proc/[syslog-ng_pid]/fd directory.
Hm, unbeliebvable, but true: I only restarted syslog-ng and it seems to
work. No more errors like mentioned above occurred anymore (until now =).

But a question besides: How can I hide the syslog-ng 'log statistics' list
from being displayed in syslog? It nerves a little bit ;)
> 
> Unfortunately there are issues with the current 1.9.9 version. Syslog-ng
> 1.9.x entered into debian unstable and testing, so it's getting
> used/tested more widely than before. If your machine is in production
> use, I recommend to downgrade to the latest 1.6.x package, and hold it
> until the remaining issues will be fixed.

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