Alexandre Santos

The journal is in a type ext4 partition of an SSD. The machine is still using: systemd 252 (252.17-1~deb12u1). Probably the issue that you mentioned can be the cause. I...

@Gairick52 I am not a manager for syslog-ng, maybe @lbudai or @bazsi can point you to beginner friendly issues 😀

Yes, but suppression messages go through a different path otherwise they would have the RCPTID, Instead they have their own counter. How can I change this behavior?

Hey. Sorry for the delayed response. It is the output of: `journalctl --list-boots`

Thanks @bazsi, but in the case we do not use a diskbuffer, in file() destinations, is it still guaranteed that: "syslog-ng OSE cannot lose logs in case of reload/restart, or...

Ok, what is your recommendation?

Any update on this topic?