> The interesting thing is that rsyslog hasn't really change much in the past few months
There was a big merge and new upstream version in February.
> Also, syslog logs that should be on /var/log/syslog are on systemd's journal
Yes, this is not an either-or. The journal logs dmesg, syslog, stdout/err from units and other stuff, but syslog() messages also get forwarded to rsyslog.
If you drop the /etc/maas/rsyslog.d/99-maas file, do you get logs into /var/log/syslog again? If so, then this is either a regression in rsyslog or the 99-maas file configures this in a way that current rsyslog does not understand any more.
> The interesting thing is that rsyslog hasn't really change much in the past few months
There was a big merge and new upstream version in February.
> Also, syslog logs that should be on /var/log/syslog are on systemd's journal
Yes, this is not an either-or. The journal logs dmesg, syslog, stdout/err from units and other stuff, but syslog() messages also get forwarded to rsyslog.
If you drop the /etc/maas/ rsyslog. d/99-maas file, do you get logs into /var/log/syslog again? If so, then this is either a regression in rsyslog or the 99-maas file configures this in a way that current rsyslog does not understand any more.