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rsyslog (4.2.0-1ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low
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* Run as rsyslog:rsyslog (LP: #250827, LP: #388608)
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- debian/control: Depend on adduser
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- debian/rsyslog.postinst: Create syslog user
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- debian/rsyslog.postrm: Delete syslog user on purge
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- debian/rsyslog.conf: Use DropPriv config fields
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* Allow reading /proc/kmsg when non-root
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- debian/rsyslog.init: Spawn a dd instance that shovels the /proc/kmsg
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data to a pipe that rsyslog can read (based on Martin Pitt's similar
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- debian/patches/deroot.patch: Support a KLogPath config field
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to change where the klog plugin looks and only start input modules
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after we drop privileges, as reading when root interferes with
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future reads as syslog.
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- debian/rsyslog.conf: Use KLogPath field to point to dd pipe
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* Cleanly upgrade from sysklogd
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- debian/default.conf, debian/rsyslog.conf:
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Break out the default rules into their own config file
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- debian/rsyslog.install: Install it in /usr/share/rsyslog
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- debian/rsyslog.postinst: If present, copy /etc/syslog.conf into
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/etc/rsyslog.d/default.conf. Then merge our own default.conf
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-- Michael Terry <michael.terry@canonical.com> Mon, 29 Jun 2009 08:37:43 -0400
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rsyslog (4.2.0-1) unstable; urgency=low
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* New upstream release of the now stable v4 branch.