2015-03-03 17:07 GMT+01:00 Thomas D. <[email protected]>: > Hi Rainer, > > thank you for the answers. > > Regarding journald (systemd): > Gentoo is about "choices". You can use Gentoo with systemd but you can stay > with OpenRC (or use another init system of your choice). Many Gentoo > desktop > users are moving towards systemd. But especially for servers, many people > keep OpenRC. > > > I am currently concerned because I don't really understand the impact of > the > latest util-linux changes: Does it break typical setups which are relying > on > imuxsock usage? I.e. a chrooted service which has its own "/dev/log" in > "/chroot/service/dev/log" using imuxsock? > > In other words: Would you, as upstream, recommend for the moment to enforce > util-linux version <2.26 (=without RFC5424 per default) with rsyslog? Or > should a normal user not be affected, only in special setups, so a > warning/info should be enough? > > Now that I have reviewed the code of logger 2.26, I would *strongly* recommend to enforce < 2.26 with rsyslog. There are multiple format issues in the new version, which will not only break rsyslog but probably others as well. This also happens when sending remotely. I am creating bug trackers and fixes at the util-linx project.
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