Upstream bugfix release. Signoff both.

Upstream NEWS:
Sun, 11 Apr 2010 10:26:57 +0200

Bugfixes:
* Solaris 10 SMF script now checks if the pid file refers to an
actual instance of syslog-ng to make sure that syslog-ng is
started even after a system crash.
* The System V init script used on Solaris 8/9 gave ugly error messages
if the dump device doesn't exist (which happens in a chroot/zone
environment), this was fixed.
* Fixed a 100% CPU usage if the configuration file uses the pipe
driver on a regular file or a file driver on a named pipe.
* Fixed a daylight saving problem in the transition window when
receiving a BSD timestamp.
* syslog-ng CSV format statistics (reachable via syslog-ng-ctl) is
now properly escaped.

Other changes:
* Added "TAGS" macro which expands to a list of comma separated
message tags.

Signoff both

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 1:03 AM, Allan McRae <allan@archlinux.org> wrote:
> Upstream bugfix release. *Signoff both.
>
> Upstream NEWS:
> *Sun, 11 Apr 2010 10:26:57 +0200
>
> *Bugfixes:
> ** Solaris 10 SMF script now checks if the pid file refers to an
> * actual instance of syslog-ng to make sure that syslog-ng is
> * started even after a system crash.
> ** The System V init script used on Solaris 8/9 gave ugly error messages
> * if the dump device doesn't exist (which happens in a chroot/zone
> * environment), this was fixed.
> ** Fixed a 100% CPU usage if the configuration file uses the pipe
> * driver on a regular file or a file driver on a named pipe.
> ** Fixed a daylight saving problem in the transition window when
> * receiving a BSD timestamp.
> ** syslog-ng CSV format statistics (reachable via syslog-ng-ctl) is
> * now properly escaped.
>
> *Other changes:
> ** Added "TAGS" macro which expands to a list of comma separated
> * message tags.
>