Caroline,
An alternative to getting current source code for nxlog might be to use a
different package to ship data on:
Have you looked at LogStash and/or FileBeat? Logstash is a bit heavyweight
(it's Ruby on Java), but might meet your needs.
FileBeat doesn't directly have a GELF output, but it is more lightweight than
LogStash, and it could be the start of a pipeline that does go to a GELF target
(e.g. FileBeat [ -> Kafka/Redis ] -> Logstash -> GELF).
Not sure what your input source is, but I've seen references to GELF forwarding
in rsyslog too...
- Daniel
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