Thank you, I was missing the brackets.
On Sat, Aug 30, 2014 at 5:12 AM, Cameron Kerr <cameron.kerr...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> In the following:
>
> Exec if file_name() =~ /[\w-]+\.log/ $FileName = $1;
>
> You do not have any brackets to capture what you want $1 to be.
>
> Not sure if they should be ( ) or \( \) for nxlog; check the manual or try
> both. I think you should be able to say basename(file_name()), but I
> haven't tried that myself.
>
> Cheers,
> Cameron
>
> On Saturday, 30 August 2014, Jon Brouse <jbro...@zonoff.com> wrote:
>
>> I am trying to get all logs under a single directory to write to separate
>> files. I've read over some previous emails but still have issues. When I
>> use the recommended syntax to parse out the name the files aren't being
>> written to the server. Here is the configuration I'm using:
>>
>> <Input mfglog>
>> Module im_file
>> File "/path/to/logs/*.log"
>> InputType LineBased
>> SavePos TRUE
>> Exec if file_name() =~ /[\w-]+\.log/ $FileName = $1;
>> Exec $raw_event ="[" + hostname() + "]" + "[" + $FileName +
>> "]" + $raw_event;
>> </Input>
>>
>>
>> When I attempt to use the file_name() the file name adds the path twice
>> to the folder structure.
>> Exec $raw_event ="[" + hostname() + "]" + "[" + file_name() +
>> "]" + $raw_event;
>>
>> For example if the foo.log resides in /foo/bar/ the the folder structure
>> on the log server is as follows:
>> /foo/bar/foo.log/foo/bar/foo.log.log
>>
>> Also, could I use file_basename to achieve the desired results?
>>
>
>
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> --
> Cameron Kerr <cameron.kerr...@gmail.com>
> See my blog at http://distracted-it.blogspot.co.nz/ (previously
> http://humbledown.org/)
> Skype me on cameron.kerr.nz
>
>
>
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