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Description of problem: the rsyslog shipped with RHEL does not natively support TLS, and the use of conditional log filters is questionable at best. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.0.0-11.el5 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. yum install rsyslog 2. rsyslog now requires the use of stunnel for ssl/tls protected logs 3. rsyslog now only partially supports conditional filters. Actual results: steps 2 and 3 in this RFE to reproduce. Expected results: It would be quite nice if rsyslog could be rebased to 3.x, which has native support for ssl/tls protection for transmitted logs. Additional info: This RFE would help meet more stringent logging requirements and protect the data as it passes over the network between remote machines and a centralized logging server. Since rsyslog is not the default logger in RHEL, and rsyslog 3 is backwards compatible with the rsyslog2 style configs it should not be a huge deal to rebase this utility to provide more use and functionality native to the logger. Using stunnel adds an additional layer of complication and potential failure here. With native encryption support, there's less to configure, less to troubleshoot, and less to break.
Just a ping to keep this alive.
I too would like to see 3.x brought into the mainstream channel. The ability to queue messages to a down syslog server on the local disk is very attractive as well as importing log files from disk into syslog.
No traffic on this at all?
Where did comments 3-10 go from this? Is anyone from rh going to respond here?
Not sure about the comments. Despite lack of public updates, this is an active request. At this point, I wouldn't worry too much about it being dropped, as there are multiple customers interested in it. I'm sure we'll hear some official words from PM/Eng. before too long.
I'd like to see that rebase too, in my case for support of newer templates.
Is there a developmental/testing package for this similar to the testing kernels that dzickus offers on his rh page?
I would say that this: http://mirrors.kernel.org/fedora/updates/11/SRPMS/rsyslog-3.22.1-1.fc11.src.rpm is close enough to test with wrt to tls and filters. We will be adding a couple new patches, but they should not affect tls or filters.
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