Modernize our dev/CI matrix to match current distro lines and reduce
toolchain drift. This keeps project-provided images aligned with what
contributors run locally and moves us toward “project-supported” bases.
Impact: CI matrix refresh only; no runtime behavior change intended.
Before: CI used Fedora 35/36 and Debian 10/11 dev-base images.
After: CI uses Fedora 41/42 and Debian 11/13 dev-base images.
Update run_checks.yml to use new container tags and pass consistent
configure extras (incl. enabling dtls in relevant jobs). Add Dockerfiles
and helper scripts for debian:13 and fedora:{41,42}. Bump the cached
ZooKeeper tarball to 3.9.3 across legacy images. Debian 13 adds a small
libgcrypt-config wrapper that defers to pkg-config to keep builds working.
Fedora images refresh toolchains (clang18 et al.) and re-sync module flags.
No API/ABI changes; this is build/CI plumbing only.
closes: https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/5989
* Add note for indentation cleanup
* Converted tabs to spaces in various Python scripts to match PEP 8 indentation.
With the help of AI-Agent: Codex, Google Gemini Code review
When the snmpreceiver is fully started and listening, the file is created.
diag.sh checks for the .started file before proceeding with the textbench
see also: https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/pull/5558
The system packages on Ubuntu 24 appear to be broken for python3-pysnmp4.
And when we update the package using
pip install pyasn1 pysnmp --break-system-packages --upgrade
We need adapt the code, so a new version snmptrapreceiverv2.py
has been added which will automatically been chosen if Python is >3.10
closes: https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/5554
