[syslog-ng] Writes garbled kernel messages to logs

[shih dane]

Hi All

Lately I've setup syslog server on Fedora 12
l want to get iscsi connection log
but get some  garbled kernel messages
like this
Jun  8 09:56:12 F12DANE kernel: 6MxusadnRT      1
Jun  8 09:56:12 F12DANE kernel: 6DtPUnre:       Ys<>aaeunenre:     e
Jun  8 09:56:12 F12DANE kernel: 6Erreoeyee:     0<>esoTp:
oml<>---------------------------------<>AGTCR[SS] eitrdfbi_espr
ff82d810<>SS oi ucsflo I:1fo 7.66.4 o121.51736,
Jun  8 09:56:12 F12DANE kernel: 6IceetdiCICneto on o1fo oe q.910.o.irsf:aep
Jun  8 09:56:12 F12DANE kernel: 6EtbihdiCIssinfo oe q.910.o.irsf:aep
Jun  8 09:56:12 F12DANE kernel: 6Iceetdnme fatv SS esost  niCITre otlGop
Jun  8 09:56:15 F12DANE kernel: Received iSCSI login reques rm121.419o
C ewr otl121.51736
Jun  8 09:56:15 F12DANE kernel: tfo 7.66.4 nTPNtokPra
7.66.7:20<>---------------------------------<>uhehd
oe<>edriet         oe<>aaiet          oe<>aRcDtSgetegh   53
Jun  8 09:56:15 F12DANE kernel: 6---------------------------------
Jun  8 09:56:15 F12DANE kernel: 6---------------------------------
Jun  8 09:56:15 F12DANE kernel: 6Iiitrae
in19-5cmmcootdn-c<>agtla:         I agt<>agtotlruTg
Jun  8 09:56:15 F12DANE kernel: 6DfutieWi:      2<>ealTm2ean
0<>esoTp:         icvr
Jun  8 09:56:15 F12DANE kernel: 6---------------------------------
Jun  8 09:56:15 F12DANE kernel: 6TRE_OEiCI:Rgsee arcss_t:ff800208
Jun  8 09:56:15 F12DANE kernel: 6iCILgnscesu nCD  rm121.419t
7.66.7:201<>nrmne SS oncincutt  rmnd:in19-5cmmcootdn-c<>salse SS eso
rmnd:in19-5cmmcootdn-c<>nrmne ubro cieiCIssin o1o SS agtPra
ru:1<>ermne SS onci

syslog-ng version : syslog-ng 3.3.1
syslog-ng.conf

@version: 3.3
@include "scl.conf"
options { stats_freq(0); create_dirs(yes); dir_perm(0777); perm(0644); };
source src { system(); internal(); udp(); };
destination information { file("/raid/syslog/information"); };
destination error { file("/raid/syslog/error"); };
destination warning { file("/raid/syslog/warning"); };
filter f_info { level(info); };
filter f_error { level(error); };
filter f_warning { level(warning); };
log { source(src); filter(f_info); destination(information); };
log { source(src); filter(f_error); destination(error); };
log { source(src); filter(f_warning); destination(warning); };

Thanks for any advice

Best Regard
Dane