I guess using set-able variables in if-statement is not supported. Rainer : can you confirm that ?
Philippe Muller On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 7:18 PM, Philippe Muller <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi rsyslog users, > > I try to define a scheme which gives users a way to chose if messages > should be written on their server filesystem and if they should be > forwarded to syslog collectors. > > Here is my test configuration : > --- > module(load="imuxsock") > > # Default: All messages should be written locally > set $!rsyslog_write = 1; > # Default: All messages should be forwarded to collectors > set $!rsyslog_forward = 1; > > # When a message with the custom tag is matched, > # extract write and forwarding information. > # > # Tag syntax: FOO-appName-flag > # > # Flag values: > # - 0: drop message > # - 1: don't write message > # - 2: don't forward message > # - 3: write and forward message (default) > # > if re_match($app-name, "^FOO-[^-]+-([0123])") then { > set $!rsyslog_flag = cnum(field($app-name, 45, 3)); > if $!rsyslog_flag == 0 then { > unset $!rsyslog_write; > unset $!rsyslog_forward; > } else if $!rsyslog_flag == 1 then { > unset $!rsyslog_write; > } else if $!rsyslog_flag == 2 then { > unset $!rsyslog_forward; > } > } > > # Write all messages for debugging > template(name="cee-debug" type="string" string="msg: \"%msg%\", json: > %$!all-json%\n") > action(name="cee-debug" type="omfile" file="/tmp/cee-debug" > template="cee-debug") > --- > > And that's how I tested it : > # logger -t FOO-bar-0 test-0 > # logger -t FOO-bar-1 test-1 > # logger -t FOO-bar-2 test-2 > # logger -t FOO-bar-3 test-3 > # cat /tmp/cee-debug > msg: " test-0", json: { "rsyslog_write": 1, "rsyslog_forward": 1, > "rsyslog_flag": 0 } > msg: " test-1", json: { "rsyslog_write": 1, "rsyslog_forward": 1, > "rsyslog_flag": 1 } > msg: " test-2", json: { "rsyslog_write": 1, "rsyslog_forward": 1, > "rsyslog_flag": 2 } > msg: " test-3", json: { "rsyslog_write": 1, "rsyslog_forward": 1, > "rsyslog_flag": 3 } > > > Messages are matched by re_match(), $!rsyslog_flag is well extracted from > the tag, but none of the tests on $!rsyslog_flag seem to be evaluated > successfully. > I tested the same config without cnum() + testing $!rsyslog_flag with > strings => same results. > > Is there something I'm missing regarding nested if statements ? > If that's the expected behavior, I would be grateful for clarification. :-) > > > Regards, > > Philippe Muller > _______________________________________________ rsyslog mailing list http://lists.adiscon.net/mailman/listinfo/rsyslog http://www.rsyslog.com/professional-services/ What's up with rsyslog? Follow https://twitter.com/rgerhards NOTE WELL: This is a PUBLIC mailing list, posts are ARCHIVED by a myriad of sites beyond our control. PLEASE UNSUBSCRIBE and DO NOT POST if you DON'T LIKE THAT.
