On Thu, 21 Apr 2016, Rainer Gerhards wrote:
2016-04-21 10:13 GMT+02:00 David Lang <[email protected]>:
On Thu, 21 Apr 2016, Christopher Racky wrote:
Hi,
Thanks a lot so far.
David you assumed right. I was not able to get a coredump as only one
thread dies.
I noticed, that on my RHEL 6.7 System I have json-c AND libfastjson
installed in parallel.
As far as I read this is a bad idear and could lead into issues).
Removing it leads to new issues:
a) The latest released Version of liblognorm 1.3 depends on json-c, so
how should only libfastjson work?
b) rsyslog-mmnormalize module seems depends also on json-c !??
c) some other components (not from rsyslog universe) depend also on json-c
Comments?
you need to have liblognorm, mmnormalize and rsyslog all using the same
library. I've been compiling my own for the last several months as I've been
fighting through the segfault issues (and using the liblognorm 2.0 features)
make sure that the packages that you have are all ones from the adiscon repo
(no stray packages with the same name/version from redhat repos)
This is one of the things now held by the other discussion ;) There
currently is not real clean way. I need to get 0.99.3 out... which
means I need to clean up all packaging issues plus some code things,
which means I need... I guess you get the idea why I say "there is
lots of important things to do".
Best bet is the daily build repo, this is pretty cleaned up now.
Yeah, I just had some fun trying to compile things were some things were looking
for liblognorm1.so.4 insead of .10 and it turned out that in my build
environment I had liblognorm1_2.0.0.2016... as well as liblognorm1_2.0.0~2016...
and the build was pulling in the wrong one.
we timed the name change to hit with a rsyslog release, but when not all the
packages rev at the same time there is no seamless way to fix the names. Now I
understand the comment about needing to clear out old versions of things :-(
David Lang
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