Digging through the sources it seems that rsyslogd firstly runs
gethostbyname(). Then checks if it's not empty and has dots (in other
words - checks if we have FQDN of local machine). And if it's not an
FQDN, unless you set net.enableDNS=off (or run rsyslogd with -x, but
that option is to be
Hello,
every time I restart rsyslog, it tries to open network socket on my main
interface eth0 and on 127.0.1.1
I assume this is to resolve my hostname ?
I have added all IPs to /etc/hosts, so that rsyslog does not need to
resolve any hostnames
127.0.0.1localhost
127.0.1.1myhost
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