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The message format was incorrectly referred to as RFC 3339 (a date/time
format) throughout the codebase, when it should be RFC 3164 (the BSD
syslog protocol). The timestamp formatting function format_rfc3339_timestamp()
is left unchanged as it correctly formats timestamps per RFC 3339.
Fixes: #144
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**systemd-netlogd** is a lightweight, network-aware daemon for forwarding log messages from the **systemd journal** to remote hosts over the network using the **Syslog protocol** (RFC 5424 and RFC 3339). It supports unicast and multicast destinations, ensuring efficient log aggregation in distributed environments.
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**systemd-netlogd** is a lightweight, network-aware daemon for forwarding log messages from the **systemd journal** to remote hosts over the network using the **Syslog protocol** (RFC 5424 and RFC 3164). It supports unicast and multicast destinations, ensuring efficient log aggregation in distributed environments.
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Key features:
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- **Efficient forwarding**: Reads journal entries sequentially and transmits them one-by-one without buffering or additional disk usage.
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- **Network integration**: Leverages ``sd-network`` to start forwarding when the network is up and pause when it's down.
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- **Secure transports**: Supports UDP (default), TCP, TLS, and DTLS (RFC 6012 for datagram security).
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- **Flexible output**: Formats logs as RFC 5424 (default), RFC 5425 (length-prefixed for TLS), or RFC 3339.
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- **Flexible output**: Formats logs as RFC 5424 (default), RFC 5425 (length-prefixed for TLS), or RFC 3164.
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- **Isolation**: Runs as the dedicated system user ``systemd-journal-netlog`` with minimal privileges.
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- **Filtering**: Exclude specific syslog facilities or levels; target specific journal namespaces.
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- **Fault tolerant**: Automatic reconnection with cursor persistence ensures no message loss.
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