hi,all

  i am using rsyslog 5.8.13 under centos 5.8, with the config like below:

  $OMFileAsyncWriting on
$OMFileFlushOnTXEnd off
$OMFileFlushInterval 30
$OMFileZipLevel 9
$OMFileIOBufferSize 256k

$template MyFileFormat,"%timegenerated:::date-rfc3339% %fromhost-ip%
%rawmsg%\n"
$template DynFile,"/home/rsyslog/logs/chat.%$now%.%$hour%.log.gz"

:rawmsg, contains, "INFO|CHAT|DLL_MD5" -?DynFile;MyFileFormat
& ~
:rawmsg, contains, "INFO|CHAT|LOGIN" -?DynFile;MyFileFormat
& ~

i use OMFileZipLevel and OMFileIOBufferSize because the log is very large.

but i am countering a problem that some messages in the DynFilewill mixed
together in one line like :

2012-11-20T23:00:18.079471+08:00 114.113.197.94 <134>Nov 20 23:00:18
xx74-158 xx_202[914]:
[103991]INFO|CHAT|DLL_MD5,,xxxxx,,712970202,,ntdll.dll|c30a91ade8c9cb91e4281ec83c4500c6;kernel32.dll|e570cb2012-11-20T23:00:00.058220+08:00
11.11.19.93 <134>Nov 20 23:00:00 xx186-155
xx_211[4146]:[103991]INFO|CHAT|LOGIN,,xxxxx,,985440211,,8.24.28.15,,51,,3172303-123928576,,ST500DM002-1BD142-W2A1EZDK,,2bba83a20faded52cf782c4917991024,,fcb7cd8a0b1ab25e2656261f7785172e,,bff0b3e2bb5d19adc87d4041b38299ec,0,,0,0,0,,0


i check the output file and found that rsyslog seems using two threads
write to the same DynFile.
thread one handles ':rawmsg, contains, "INFO|CHAT|DLL_MD5" ' condition and
has a 256k buffer.
thread two handles ':rawmsg, contains, "INFO|CHAT|LOGIN" ' condition and
has another 256k buffer.

this problem happens when thread one flush the buffer to file ,
and thread two flush its buffer later,
then this mix will show upbetween the two flushes.

i think the buffer is count exactly by bytes,
but not consideringmessage,
so this is the right behavior it should be.

but how can i fix this problem?
is it possible to config rsyslog using one thread for the same file?
or how can i use the OR EXPRESSION in the config file like:

  :rawmsg, contains, "INFO|CHAT|DLL_MD5" or "INFO|CHAT|LOGIN"
-?DynFile;MyFileFormat

  thanks for your help.
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