- It was impossible to send a message multiple times even if the standard input was not used.
- It was not possible to use multiple active threads due to our messages were generated.
- Syslog messages can now be sent in 3 formats: RFC 5424, the old RFC 3164 format or unaltered (as is, raw format).
- It is possible to send a defined count of messages.
loggencan recursively look into a folder for files with messages to be sent.- Active tasks startup can be delayed before they start sending log messages.
- Active tasks are properly synchronized on exit even when an error occurs.
Initial release.
- Send log messages from a customizable number of threads.
- A customizable number of idle threads can be created to connect to the remote host.
- Support INET, INET6 or Unix domain sockets both in stream or datagram modes.
- Messages are sent following the RFC 5424 format.
- Message source can be the command line, the standard input or a file.
- Message source can be looped upon for infinite transmission.
- A delay (in milliseconds) between each message sent can be defined.