Add global lock for syslog structured output conversion to avoid bug #68
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BenMatase
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I think Shri's changes are in the release branch right now. This fix might be held up by that unless we work around it somehow. |
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Summary
In the go-syslog code, there is global state causing concurrent messages being constructed to occasionally stomp on each other. I'm working on an upstream fix here, but in the meantime until that gets published, we want to prevent this from happening.