Hi
I'm working on a setup for collecting IIS logs and send them to Graylog.
Here I stumbled into a problem with refering to fields with a dash in the field name.
I would really like the fields to have prober w3c names in greylog, so I dont wanna remove those dashes.
In the CSV module I have:
The nxlog service will not start up - I get an error 1053 The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.
No log file written to the logging directory so cant troubleshoot any further - nothing in the event logs that helps with any answers.
Anyone have any experience with running this on Windows 2000
Since there's no support for floating point data types in nxlog, given a log entry that contains numbers with decimal points, is the best option to convert them to fixed point integers?
For example, given a field $value = "123.45" (a string) extracted from a log line using regex or xm_kvp, if I go directly to_json, I end up with a string in JSON.
I don't see any way to put the value, without quotes, into JSON. Am I correct?
From the source code, the version.sh file needed a few changes to make it work on Mac.
First, the method of deriving the patch number from git needs to trim leading white space.
Before, After:
git log --pretty=oneline 2>/dev/null | wc -l
git log --pretty=oneline 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' '
Second, echo -n is not portable across linux versions. To achieve output without a new-line, use printf instead.
From this example, in the docs: Name=Mike, Weight=64, Age=24, Pet=dog, Height=172
The sample shows accessing the fields like this, effectively casting certain values to integers: if ( integer($Weight) > integer($Height) - 100 )