syslog-ng is an enhanced log daemon, supporting a wide range of input and output methods: syslog, unstructured text, queueing, SQL & NoSQL.
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source s_src {
file("/path/myapp.log"
follow-freq(10) );
};
template app_test_struc {
template("${DATE} | From ${HOST_FROM} | ${PRIORITY} | ${MSGHDR}${MSG}\n");
};
destination d_des {
file("/var/log/myfile2.txt" template(app_test_struc));
};
log {source(s_src); destination(d_des); };
This channel is for the open-source edition of syslog-ng. Sorry, we can not support syslog-ng PE 6.0.21 here. AIX is a quite rare platform, please consider contacting the commercial support: https://support.oneidentity.com/syslog-ng-premium-edition/6.0.21
(/opt/syslog-ng/sbin/syslog-ng-ctl reload
should probably work in this case)
Session completed >> "","","","","","",cold.wav,human.docx,do.mov,"","","","","","",do.mov mid_id:160681582 cip_icid: 298826272
$(filter ('$_' ne '') $(context-values ${attachment}))
inherit-mode("context")
in your config, this new message would contain a union of all name-value pairs in your original messages. And this is what you can extend with additional name-value pairs within your aggregate() option.
AGGR
should-only-pass"
name value pairs, since these are specified within aggregate()
.
value()
options can reference the aggregated name-value pairs. This is how your AGGR
template can use ${mid_id}
, this name-value pair is "inherited" from the context.
${attachment}
field, inherited from any original message that we have seen so far, but it's going to contain the last of these values.
$(context-lookup)
iterates both the original messages and the synthetic one added on top, meaning house.html would be repeated.
$(list-slice 0:-1 $(context-lookup ('$attachment' ne '') ${attachment}))
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: New SMTP ICID 219986669 interface responsibility (8.16.8.16) address 17.39.24.2 reverse dns host cuis.com verified no
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: ICID 219986669 RELAY SG UNKNOWNLIST match sbrs[0.0:7.0] SBRS 5.1
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: Start MID 198090335 ICID 219986669
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 ICID 219986669 RID 0 To: fcvez@yaho.com
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 ready 12710 bytes from tgamb@hotil.com
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 ICID 219986669 RID 0 To: fcvez@yaho.com
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 Subject 'Which add raise.'
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 Message-ID 'tgamb@hotil.com'
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 antivirus negative
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 attachment 'try.odt'
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 attachment 'house.html'
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: Delivery start DCID 177209764 MID 198090335 to RID [0]
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 RID [0] Response '2.6.0 22633284F46CFCC33@mray.com [InternalId=4230] Queued mail for delivery'
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 using engine: CASE spam positive
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: MID 198090335 rewritten to MID 204028130 by add-footer filter 'Footer Stamping'
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: Message done DCID 158099468 MID 198090335 to RID [0] ['([168.xxxx.137])\r\n by hester.org with ESMTP; 11 Aug 1976 17:03:41 +0200)']
<22>Mar 18 10:21:29 server01/8.8.8.8 serv-mail1: Info: Message finished MID 198090335 done
Example: Creating a new context from an action
In syslog-ng OSE version 3.8 and newer, you can create a new context as an action. For details, see Element: create-context.
The following example creates a new context whenever the rule matches. The new context receives 1000 as ID, and program as scope, and the content set in the <message> element of the <create-context> element.
<rule provider='test' id='12' class='violation'>
<patterns>
<pattern>simple-message-with-action-to-create-context</pattern>
</patterns>
<actions>
<action trigger='match'>
<create-context context-id='1000' context-timeout='60' context-scope='program'>
<message inherit-properties='context'>
<values>
<value name='MESSAGE'>context message</value>
</values>
</message>
</create-context>
</action>
</actions>
</rule>