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Peter Kimberley updated NIFI-11341:
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    Description: 
In our environment, we use {{ListenUDPRecord}} to collect Syslog messages. This 
processor is followed by a {{PartitionRecord}} processor that populates an 
attribute for routing.In release {*}1.19.0{*}, this flow worked without issue. 
In *1.20.0* though, I am seeing intermittent message truncation in 
{{{}PartitionRecord{}}}, with bulletin messages like the following appearing 
regularly:
{code:java}
PartitionRecord[id=03ea67a7-0b9c-1c9f-ffff-ffff8d7e5185] Failed to partition 
FlowFile[filename=ca9c3e11-9365-4ff9-9499-29522fc0cab7]: 
com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParseException: Unexpected character (',' (code 
44)): expected a value
at [Source: (org.apache.nifi.stream.io.NonCloseableInputStream); line: 1, 
column: 381]{code}
 
An example message (note the absence of a Syslog header):
{noformat}
itor] [Unit test] Alarm check cfg warning threshold=75 critical threshold=85 
warning alarm <...>{noformat}

{{ListenUDPRecord}} properties are attached.

 
h3. Reproduction

The attached minimal flow illustrates this setup.
 
To reproduce this issue, generate improperly-formatted syslog and send to 
{{{}ListenUDPRecord{}}}.
 
In my environment, I have two syslog sources feeding this test cluster. 
Scenario is as follows:
 # First source (compliant Syslog format) feeds in.
 # Flow is OK - no bulletins.
 # Activate second source, which is of an invalid Syslog format and flows to 
the {{parse.failure}} relationship of {{{{}}{{ListenUDPRecord{}}}{}}}. This is 
expected - I deal with this gracefully.
 # Bulletins start firing in {{PartitionRecord}} and the first source starts 
getting truncated randomly.

Overall, the majority of messages from the well-formed source make it through. 
However I'm seeing roughly 1 bulletin every few seconds, which indicates a 
small proportion of messages are getting truncated.

  was:
In our environment, we use {{ListenUDPRecord}} to collect Syslog messages. This 
processor is followed by a {{PartitionRecord}} processor that populates an 
attribute for routing.In release {*}1.19.0{*}, this flow worked without issue. 
In *1.20.0* though, I am seeing intermittent message truncation in 
{{{}PartitionRecord{}}}, with bulletin messages like the following appearing 
regularly:
PartitionRecord[id=03ea67a7-0b9c-1c9f-ffff-ffff8d7e5185] Failed to partition 
FlowFile[filename=ca9c3e11-9365-4ff9-9499-29522fc0cab7]: 
com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParseException: Unexpected character (',' (code 
44)): expected a value
 at [Source: (org.apache.nifi.stream.io.NonCloseableInputStream); line: 1, 
column: 381]
 
An example message (note the absence of a Syslog header):
itor] [Unit test] Alarm check cfg warning threshold=75 critical threshold=85 
warning alarm <...>
 
{{ListenUDPRecord}} properties are attached.
h3. Reproduction
The attached minimal flow illustrates this setup.
 
To reproduce this issue, generate improperly-formatted syslog and send to 
{{{}ListenUDPRecord{}}}.
 
In my environment, I have two syslog sources feeding this test cluster. 
Scenario is as follows: # First source (compliant Syslog format) feeds in.
 # Flow is OK - no bulletins.
 # Activate second source, which is of an invalid Syslog format and flows to 
the {{parse.failure}} relationship of {{{}{{ListenUDPRecord}}{}}}. This is 
expected - I deal with this gracefully.
 # Bulletins start firing in {{PartitionRecord}} and the first source starts 
getting truncated randomly.

Overall, the majority of messages from the well-formed source make it through. 
However I'm seeing roughly 1 bulletin every few seconds, which indicates a 
small proportion of messages are getting truncated.


> ListenUDPRecord truncating data
> -------------------------------
>
>                 Key: NIFI-11341
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-11341
>             Project: Apache NiFi
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Extensions
>    Affects Versions: 1.20.0
>            Reporter: Peter Kimberley
>            Priority: Major
>         Attachments: NiFi_Flow.json, image.png
>
>
> In our environment, we use {{ListenUDPRecord}} to collect Syslog messages. 
> This processor is followed by a {{PartitionRecord}} processor that populates 
> an attribute for routing.In release {*}1.19.0{*}, this flow worked without 
> issue. In *1.20.0* though, I am seeing intermittent message truncation in 
> {{{}PartitionRecord{}}}, with bulletin messages like the following appearing 
> regularly:
> {code:java}
> PartitionRecord[id=03ea67a7-0b9c-1c9f-ffff-ffff8d7e5185] Failed to partition 
> FlowFile[filename=ca9c3e11-9365-4ff9-9499-29522fc0cab7]: 
> com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParseException: Unexpected character (',' 
> (code 44)): expected a value
> at [Source: (org.apache.nifi.stream.io.NonCloseableInputStream); line: 1, 
> column: 381]{code}
>  
> An example message (note the absence of a Syslog header):
> {noformat}
> itor] [Unit test] Alarm check cfg warning threshold=75 critical threshold=85 
> warning alarm <...>{noformat}
> {{ListenUDPRecord}} properties are attached.
>  
> h3. Reproduction
> The attached minimal flow illustrates this setup.
>  
> To reproduce this issue, generate improperly-formatted syslog and send to 
> {{{}ListenUDPRecord{}}}.
>  
> In my environment, I have two syslog sources feeding this test cluster. 
> Scenario is as follows:
>  # First source (compliant Syslog format) feeds in.
>  # Flow is OK - no bulletins.
>  # Activate second source, which is of an invalid Syslog format and flows to 
> the {{parse.failure}} relationship of {{{{}}{{ListenUDPRecord{}}}{}}}. This 
> is expected - I deal with this gracefully.
>  # Bulletins start firing in {{PartitionRecord}} and the first source starts 
> getting truncated randomly.
> Overall, the majority of messages from the well-formed source make it 
> through. However I'm seeing roughly 1 bulletin every few seconds, which 
> indicates a small proportion of messages are getting truncated.



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