I think I've been looking at this for too long and now can't see the forest
for the trees, I'm receiving the following error
2013-12-18 08:47:43 ERROR Couldn't parse Exec block at
/etc/nxlog.d/01-local.conf:42;couldn't parse statement at line 42, character
31 in /etc/nxlog.d/01-local.conf;syntax error, unexpected {, expecting (
When using this
31 <Output uds_out>
32 Module om_file
33 Exec if $SourceName == yum { \
34 $dst = 'yum'; \
35 } \
36 else if $SourceName == su { \
37 $dst = 'su'; \
38 } \
39 else if $SourceName == sudo { \
40 $dst = 'sudo'; \
41 } \
42 else $dst = 'message';
43 File '%LOGDIR%/' + $dst + '.log'
44 Exec to_syslog_bsd();
45 </Output>
And I'm at a loss, when I was using $Sourcename =~ /something/ it was
working fine - I now have a regulatory requirement to separate su & sudo so
I'm looking into $SourceName == something
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