Same happens with syslog-ng/mailscanner.

Very small part of just one line for example:
2006-04-11 23:55:47 ns1 MailScanner[26405]: MailScanner E-Mail Virus Scanner version 4.51.5 starting...<22>Apr 11 23:55:48 MailScanner[26405]: I have found f-prot clamav mcafee scanners installed, and will use them all by default.<22>Apr 11 23:55:48 MailScanner[26405]: ClamAV scanner using unrar command /usr/bin/unrar<22>Apr 11 23:55:48 MailScanner[26405]: Using locktype = posix<22>Apr 11 23:55:48 MailScanner[26405]: Creating hardcoded struct_flock subroutine for linux (Linux-type)<22>Apr 11 23:55:54 MailScanner[26405]: New Batch: Scanning 14 messages, 2258398 bytes<22>Apr 11 23:55:54 MailScanner[26405]: Expanding TNEF archive at /var/spool/MailScanner/incoming/26405/1FTQCD-0000rd-NG/winmail.dat<22>Apr 11 23:55:54 MailScanner[26405]: Message 1FTQCD-0000rd-NG added TNEF contents msg-26405-11.txt,msg-26405-21.msg,msg-26405-31.txt,HTPlus e171.pdf<22>Apr 11 23:55:54 MailScanner[26405]: Message 1FTQCD-0000rd-NG has had TNEF winmail.dat removed<22>Apr 11 23:55:54 MailScanner[26405]: Virus and Content Scanning: Starting<22>Apr 11 23:55:58 MailScanner[26405]: Filename Checks: Allowing 1FTQCD-0000rd-NG msg-26405-1.txt (no rule matched)<22>Apr 11 23:55:58 MailScanner[26405]: Filename Checks: Allowing 1FTQCD-0000rd-NG msg-26405-2.msg (no rule matched)<22>Apr 11 23:55:58 MailScanner[26405]: Filename Checks: Allowing 1FTQCD-0000rd-NG msg-26405-3.txt (no rule matched)<22>Apr 11 23:55:58....

<22>  -->  mail.info

(Some more examples here: http://www.huweb.hu/v/ms/mail.info )

Furthermore it seems that 1st part of the "line" starts normally, eg.:
   2006-04-11 23:55:47 ns1 MailScanner[26405]:
while subsequent lines "lose" date format and host name...
   Apr 11 23:55:48 MailScanner[26405]:

Don't know whether it is syslog-ng's, mailscanner's or perl's fault but I'd like to have it fixed :-)
Obviously we can't fix the RFC if that would be the bad one :-]

Cheers, G.


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