After installing 13.3-Beta2, my console was bombarded with messages:
The first related to SMB Authentication attempts by networked Windows clients - messages too long to quote in full but beginning form is "Jul 28 01:38:42 NAS3 1 2024-07-28T01:38:42.355901-04:00 NAS3.local TNAUDIT_SMB 37149 - - @cee:{“TNAUDIT”: "
The second message advised that syslog-ng.conf referred to an outdated version of syslog-ng and should be changed to the current version - change “version” value from 3.35 to 4.4.
With that change made, and a reboot, the spamming on SMB Authentication seems to be fixed.
Well - spamming began again this morning after the configuration reload - seems like the syslog-ng config change was overwritten (as is normal for config changes not made through the UI).
I must have been mistaken about something yesterday - I thought I confirmed that the edit of the config file survived a reboot - but it doesn’t today.
Ah sorry. The ticket had pretty much the same issue and was closed with this info.
“Thanks for the ticket! Because 13.3 is considered “stable” and the message that is raised is purely cosmetic (doesn’t prevent functionality) we’re going to close this and not fix it.”
Thanks for the follow-through. I can’t say that I’m charmed by that response given the many concerns associated with the future of Core for those of us reluctant to switch to Scale.
Can’t file bug report. System won’t let me in to do so. “Login to Jira” fails to let me in, despite showing authorization allowed, so I can’t edit the category and submit.