All releases tagged Devel
Release Notes: This is a very important milestone release. It features the new configuration parser and thus provides the basis for a more intuitive configuration format. Some enhancements were already made to the format. More changes will come up with the next minor releases.
Release Notes: This release introduces support for enhanced systemd features as well as some forward-compatiblity patches.
Release Notes: This release offers better support for systemd and better timestamps for local log messages as well as an important syntax enhancement for omusrmsg. It also contains some bug fixes. It is a recommended update for all v6-devel users.
Release Notes: This release offers better systemd integration as well as better support for chrooted environments by supporting better timestamps in these environments. It also contains a number of important bugfixes. Upgrading to this release is strongly recommended for users of the v5-devel branch.
Release Notes: This version starts a new development branch for version v5 which brings some new, not-so-intrusive features. This release includes enhancements for imfile, support for TCP KEEP ALIVE, and a way to name actions (primarily for impstats). Note that the main development activity is still focused at version 6, so this release is only for those interested in the minor enhancements to v5.
Release Notes: A first implementation of a DNS name cache was added. This still has a couple of weaknesses, like no expiration of entries and suboptimal algorithms, but it should perform much better than what there was previously.
Release Notes: This release introduces syslog message classification via easy to create normalization rulebases. This functionality is build on top of liblognorm and libee, so rulebases can be shared with other tools that support liblognorm (like sagan). TLS syslog message forwarding has been sped up considerably. This release also contains a number of important bugfixes.
Release Notes: This release includes a couple of important bugfixes that coordinate it with fixes applied to earlier versions. It also contains a performance enhancement for rsyslog's HDFS output plugin.
Release Notes: This release brings a number of enhancements. First of all, it provides new functionality in the form of an experimental MongoDB output plugin and various message parsers. The latter greatly increases rsyslog’s ability to handle common malformed syslog message formats. Also, ommysql now allows a much more fine-grained control over MySQL settings. A number of performance enhancements were also made.
Release Notes: This release provides performance enhancements: on multicore machines it can be many times faster than version 5.5.5. Most importantly, the enhancement provides much better scalability, so adding many additional cores gains much more speedup than with any previous version. A new concept of "strgen" modules has been implemented, which permit you to use high speed C code as templates. Also, support for malformed "last message repated n times" messages, as emitted by some syslogds, has been added in the form of a custom message parser.
