Replying to myself - 

>Some additional testing I managed to break it down to:
>fsl-l2tool 'syslog(target="remote")'
>l2tool:ERROR: failed to parse specification (invalid use; line 
>1, column 23: `ote"<>)'; failed to configure channel with 
>'target="remote"')
>
>It would appear to me that the configuration file parser is 
>getting itself out of sync. The 'target="remote"' has already 
>been read, but it thinks it is up to the "ote" part of the file.

This is not correct.

>My guess there is a bug in the config file reader (l2 I think 
>it is called)?

No - just the message is misleading.

>If anyone has any ideas that would be great, otherwise I will 
>need to rebuild all with debugging enabled and try that way.

This I have done and worked out the order of the parameters is
important.

Using 'syslog(target="remote")' fails, but
'syslog(remotehost="localhost",target="remote")'
works.

The remotehost parameter needs to be specified before you specify that
the target is remote.

Suggest that the documentation is clarified and the examples updated.

Jason

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