Problem with host filter after syslog 3.0.5 upgrade (SOLVED)

[doppiaemme2]

I to all,
I use a gentoo box as syslog central server. With syslog-ng version 2.1.x this config lines

source NET {udp(port(514)); tcp(port(5140) keep-alive(yes));};

destination FWSM-SONAPS { file("/var/log/FWSM-SONAPS"); };
destination FWSM-CYCLONE { file("/var/log/FWSM-CYCLONE" group(logviewer) perm(0640)); };

filter FWSM-SONAPS { host ("FWSM-SONAPS");};
filter FWSM-CYCLONE { host ("FWSM-CYCLONE");};

log { source(NET); destination(FWSM-SONAPS); filter(FWSM-SONAPS); };
log { source(NET); destination(FWSM-CYCLONE); filter(FWSM-CYCLONE); };


worked as I expected that is log messages coming from host FWSM-SONAPS went to /var/log/FWSM-SONAPS file
and log messages coming from host FWSM-CYCLONE went to /var/log/FWSM-CYCLONE.

The two hostnames are resolved locally in /etc/hosts

After upgrading to 3.0.x I got all the messages duplicated in both files so that messages coming from FWSM-SONAPS are written in /var/log/FWSM-SONAPS AND /var/log/FWSM-CYCLONE and vice-versa.
The same happens if I use netmask key as filter.
Coul please anuone help me?
Regards
MM

[Admin]

The order of tokens in the "log" statement is important in v3 now.

So, change the log lines to:
log { source(NET); filter(FWSM-SONAPS); destination(FWSM-SONAPS); };
log { source(NET); filter(FWSM-CYCLONE); destination(FWSM-CYCLONE); };

And it should work.

[doppiaemme2]

And indeed it worked!

Thank you very much for the tip!
Regards
MM