Hello,
I've injected a getrandom implementation with infinite loop, so I could
simulate your case(the syslog-ng core does not).
I tested on master and found two modules http and riemann that called
getrandom when those shared objects were loaded (they are dynamically
loaded), when I removed those libs, syslog-ng could started.
Does your libcurl and rieman-c version changed ? Does also removing those
libs (those libs are stored under ${install_prefix}/lib/syslog-ng/) allow
you to boot (not suggesting to do that, just to verify that those modules
are causing the issues for you as well).
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