Fwd: (RADIATOR) Incomplete entries in syslog

[Mike McCauley]

Hello Jan,


On Friday 03 September 2004 18:01, Jan Tomasek wrote:
> Hello Mike,
>
> > So... is our patch working OK?
>
> I've bad news for you. It's working just partialy. Lots of messages ends
> where they belongs too, but few are still corupted and delivered with wrong
> facility. This time it looks like they might be too big for syslog-ng...
> but I never before was experinced something things like this. Did you? Or
> were mention it just as guess? If you think so, I can try to stress
> syslog-ng with some huge text blocks.
>
> I attached two files. In grep.messages.2004_09_01.log.bz2 are few examples
> of corrupted messages. In radiator-file.bz2 are all uncorupted messages.
> I'm able to reproduce this when I do intensive testing of PEAP-MSCHAPv2 or
> similar method which causes big exchange of radius packets.

There are no attachments.
You can send the attachments direct to me.

>
> I will be thankfull for any ideas from you

Hope I can help.

Cheers.

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