Why
Rsyslog's test suite and documentation used a mix of the bash-specific
"source" command and the portable POSIX "." command. This inconsistency
caused issues with repo-policy checks and potential portability
concerns.
Impact
Testing and documentation. All test wrappers in tests/ and guidance
in READMEs and skills now consistently use the POSIX standard.
Before/After
Before: 200+ files used "source", others used ".".
After: "source" is replaced by "." for script inclusion across the
repository. Repo-policy checks are tightened to enforce this.
Closes: https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/6635
- uses http library to provide http input.
user would need to configure an 'endpoint' as input, along
with a ruleset, defining how the input should be routed in
rsyslog.
bugfix, free dynamic buf if created, don't echo to client data.
do data framing using newline character.
more input options support:
- input name
- flowcontrol
add support for gzip content support, and other options
- gzip content
- parse linefeeds by default, option to ignore linefeeds
add support for gzip content support, and other options
- gzip content
- parse linefeeds by default, option to ignore linefeeds
WIP - misc edits enable port, documentroot module parameter
fix overloaded stack issue
update tests to use available port instead of hard-coded one.
Add 'octet counted framing' support
- option is "SupportOctetCountedFraming", currently 'off' by
default.
update imhttp-getrequest-file.sh test to use $srcdir
imhttp - support multi-threaded connection contexts.
- tests for large data posts
- Add header data as metadata option
move mg_start into activatecnf instead of in runinput
