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Regression #16362
opensyslogd can die if a remote syslog server refuses connection
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Plus Target Version:
25.11
Release Notes:
Default
Affected Version:
2.8.0
Affected Architecture:
All
Description
When a remote syslog server is configured for logging but that host replies to syslog traffic with 'connection refused' it can cause syslogd to be killed in pfSense.
So that requires the remote host to be UP (responds to ARP) and not blocking the connection and not accepting syslog traffic.
Logged locally:
Aug 11 16:05:07 syslogd sendto: Connection refused
After some time syslogd will die without logging anything.
Tested: 25.07, 2.8.0, 2.8.1-RC
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