I just finished setting up rsyslogd on a Centos 5.0 server. .. (dual, dual cores) ... with the MySQL plugin enabled. I use this server as a central syslogd server for about 7 other unix machines.
The volume of syslog messages we're getting is relatively low; yet rsyslogd takes up 100% CPU of one of the cores. MySQL on the other hand can't even be found in the top process list; so it's not like rsyslogd is hammering mysql.
Is this normal?


