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Add support for receiving logs from remote servers over syslog
You can now specify the new "db_log_syslog_server" config setting, or
"LOG_SYSLOG_SERVER" environment variable in order to setup the collector
as a syslog server that can receive logs from a remote server via syslog
to the server that runs the collector.
Note that the format of this setting is "listen_address:port", and its
recommended to use a high port number to avoid running the collector as root.
For example, you can specify "0.0.0.0:32514" and then send syslog messages
to the collector's server address at port 32514.
Note that you need to use protocol RFC5424, with an unencrypted TCP
connection. Due to syslog not being an authenticated protocol it is
recommended to only use this integration over private networks.
Add support for "pid=%p,user=%u,db=%d,app=%a,client=%h " and
"user=%u,db=%d,app=%a,client=%h " log_line_prefix settings
This prefix misses a timestamp, but is useful when sending data over syslog.
Note that this does not support all cases since Go's regexp engine
does not support negative lookahead, so we can't handle an application
name containing a comma if the log_line_prefix has a comma following %a.
Some Postgres installations are configured to log both standard-format
log files and CSV log files to the same directory, but the collector
currently reads all files specified in a db_log_location, which works
poorly with this setup.
Tweak collector sample config file to match setup instructions
Improvements to "--discover-log-location"
Don't keep running if there's a config error
Drop the log_directory helper command and just fetch the setting from Postgres
Warn and only show relative location if log_directory is inside
the data directory (this requires special setup steps to resolve)
Improvements to "--test-logs"
Run privilege drop test when running log test as root, to allow running
"--test-logs" for a complete log setup test, avoiding the need to run
a full "--test"
Update pg_query_go to incorporate memory leak fixes
Check whether pg_stat_statements exists in a different schema, and give a
clear error message
Drop support for Postgres 9.2
Postgres 9.2 has been EOL for almost 4 years
Update to Go 1.16
This introduces a change to Go's certificate handling, which may break
certain older versions of Amazon RDS certificates, as they do not
include a SAN. When this is the case you will see an error message like
"x509: certificate relies on legacy Common Name field".