ksystemlog memory leak

[ntzim]

Does anyone else experience a memory leak to ksystemlog?

The messages I get in the console are:

ksystemlog(7062) KSystemLog::MainWindow::changeCurrentTab: Tab changing done
ksystemlog(7062) KSystemLog::MainWindow:repareCreatedLogManager: Connecting to actions the new log manager and view...
ksystemlog(7062) KSystemLog::MainWindow::updateStatusBar: Updating status bar...
ksystemlog(7062) TabLogViewsWidget::load: Loading a new mode : "System Log"
ksystemlog(7062) LogManager::internalInitialize: Initializing LogManager...
ksystemlog(7062) LogManager::internalInitialize: Using files ("/var/log/syslog")
ksystemlog(7062) LogManager::cleanPreviousLogMode: Cleaning previous LogMode...
ksystemlog(7062) LocalLogFileReader::init: Reading local file "/var/log/syslog"
ksystemlog(7062) LogManager::internalInitialize: LogManager initialized
ksystemlog(7062) LogManager::reload: Reloading with log mode "System Log" ...
ksystemlog(7062) TabLogViewsWidget::changeTab: Changing tab "System Log"
ksystemlog(7062) LogManager::reload: Emptying view...
ksystemlog(7062) LogManager::reload: Initializing view...
ksystemlog(7062) LogManager::reload: Initializing columns view...
ksystemlog(7062) LogViewWidget::setColumns: Updating columns using ("Date", "Host", "Process", "Message") ...
ksystemlog(7062) LogViewFilterWidget::updateFilterColumns: Changing columns...
ksystemlog(7062) LogViewWidget::setColumns: Log View Widget updated...
ksystemlog(7062) LogManager::reload: Reading log...
ksystemlog(7062) LocalLogFileReader::watchFile: Monitoring file : "/var/log/syslog"
ksystemlog(7062) LocalLogFileReader::logFileModified: Locking log file modification...
ksystemlog(7062) LocalLogFileReader:pen: "/var/log/syslog" : "text/plain"
ksystemlog(7062) LocalLogFileReader:pen: Using QFile input device
ksystemlog(7062) LocalLogFileReader::logFileModified: New file or file truncated. (Re-)Loading log file
ksystemlog(7062) LocalLogFileReader::readContent: Retrieving raw buffer...

Then I must terminate the command because of the memory leak.