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mbiebl wrote:Unfortunately I can't really test rsyslog, because I don't have root access to a ia64 machine, but on the other hand, I haven't received a bug report so far, which is good.

I have an ia64 machine at work where I could test rsyslog. As nobody is using that machine ATM, it's an easy thing to do. Please let me know if i should test anything particular.

Regards,
sur5r

• Custom written rsyslog.conf?
• Maintenance Contract?
• Installation support?

Hi Rainer...
I'm not using the newest version of rsyslogd right now... I'm still on 1.13
And If I'm not mistake, I downloaded it from this site (or link from another site >.<)

I'll try the newest version soon, and give you the report, wish this error can be solved with that version

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undefined references to `?1__serial_memmove' follow


Hi Rainer...
I already download 1.20.0 but when I ./configure
it said that MySQL support is not enabled yet. though I have this package installed on my machine:
MySQL-client-community-5.0.45-0.rhel4
MySQL-server-community-5.0.45-0.rhel4
MySQL-devel-community-5.0.45-0.rhel4

Will it be related with the error from my previous compiled?
=> undefined references to `?1__serial_memmove' follow


Thanks,
Andre

Hi Su5r,

have you tried to compile rsyslog in your ia64 box? I've searched over the internet, and I think the same problem happened with the other on ia64 machine too. If you have successfully compiled it, would you please tell me which package of mysql is installed in your box?

Thanks in advance,
Andre

sur5r wrote:

mbiebl wrote:Unfortunately I can't really test rsyslog, because I don't have root access to a ia64 machine, but on the other hand, I haven't received a bug report so far, which is good.

I have an ia64 machine at work where I could test rsyslog. As nobody is using that machine ATM, it's an easy thing to do. Please let me know if i should test anything particular.

Regards,
sur5r