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rsyslog 8.2412.0 released

We’re excited to announce the release of rsyslog version 8.2412.0! This release focuses on improving stability and fixing bugs, ensuring smoother operation for your logging needs. Key improvements: Enhanced stability: Resolved potential crashes (segfaults) in various scenarios, including startup and specific configuration options. RainerScript bugfix: Ensures scripts only call existing functions, preventing errors. Legacy parameter […]

RSyslog Windows Agent 7.5c Released

Adiscon is pleased to announce the release of Rsyslog Windows Agent 7.5c Build 228. This update enhances the stability and performance of our log processing services. Key improvements include a fix for a memory leak in RFC5424 Syslog Header processing. Detailed information can be found in the version history. Version 7.5b is a free download. […]

rsyslog 8.2204.1 released

Today, we release rsyslog 8.2204.1.  This is a security bugfixing release. There is heap buffer overflow vulnerability in rsyslog tcp reception components, most notably imtcp and imptcp. This can only happen in octet-counted mode, which is enabled by default. If the receiver ports are exposed to the public Internet AND are used without authentication, this […]

rsyslog 8.2102.0 released

Today, we release rsyslog 8.2102.0. This release provides mostly bugfixes for rsyslog and a few minor additions. Notable fixes and additions are: several fixes to omfwd, including improved error reporting and a potential segfault several fixes for action stats several fixes for the testbench, mostly for kafka tests Please make sure to read the changelog […]

libfastjson 0.99.9 released

Libfastjson is a new fork of the json-c library, which is optimized for liblognorm processing. This release provides several changes to libfastjson. Most importantly are the added API objects for fjson_object_get_uint() and fjson_object_array_del_idx(). Also included is a bugfix for a dangling pointer that causes a segfault. For more details, please refer to the changelog below. […]

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