Hello, On 02/17/2011 09:17 AM, Peter Czanik wrote: > - test it with syslog-ng on local and network connections, using default > and non default port numbers > And that's right. With MySQL, if I don't configure a port number in syslog-ng.conf, then the default 3306 is used. Setting the port number to another value also works fine. With PostgreSQL if the port is not specified, libdbi tries to connect to port 0 (zero). It works fine, once a port is specified. I was told, that in syslog-ng all databases are treated equal, so it's something in libdbi port handling.
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