Hi,

I noticed recently on some older machines how my /var/log/ was getting
spammed by duplicate messages, and was very happy to see that newer machines aren't suffering from it, because of the cleanups in the global rules done
a couple of years back, https://salsa.debian.org/debian/rsyslog/-/commits/debian/master/debian/rsyslog.conf?ref_type=heads
This helps alleviate some of the concerns from the older comments in this
bug report.

The general issue remains - should the default rsyslog config be split up
into .d/ files. The general trend has been in favor of doing this, because
it should ease customization by users. Are we worried that there are some dependencies on the files created by the default rules?

TIA.

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Josip Rodin

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