Peter Czanik

Tested again on FreeBSD, there are probably even more error messages, when GRPC modules are enabled.

I tried to reproduce the problem on openSUSE, but I could not. I spent quite some time to remove anything zlib related from curl, and I succeeded: ``` tumbleweed:/etc/syslog-ng/conf.d #...

It's not just a FreeBSD problem: MacOS and Gentoo Linux also use CLANG

If auto-detection is difficult, then linking with libstc++ could be default and a ```--with-clang``` or something similar could be used manually to use libc++ instead. Not nice, but still better...

One of the advantages of rolling releases is that changes between releases are relatively small. Except for the missing new features everything in the documentation is still valid. We expect...

Any update on this? Syslog-ng is one of a very small number of packages which did not yet switch to pcre2. Syslog-ng is the only package on my Fedora system,...

OpenSUSE Leap and Tumbleweed seems to be OK. There is no pcre2 for SLES 12 SP5, not even among unofficial packages, as far as I can see :/ If supporting...

Fedora / RHEL / FreeBSD: everything seems to be OK. In all cases I used the latest syslog-ng git snapshot, applied the patch, generated a tgz, and used the resulting...

@bazsi Thanks again! I just pushed syslog-ng 4.3.0 to Fedora Rawhide with PCRE2, bpf and opentelemetry support.