15.12.2013 14:36, Radu Gheorghe:
I'm thinking it might be useful to make "official connectors" for other languages. For example, some module (thinking about Python now, but the idea should work everywhere) that would read a batch of JSONs from the command line and put them in some small internal queue. Then, there could be an interface that will allow programs using this module to: a) change those messages and do whatever, like change the date b) pull a batch and push it somewhere
All this can be done even with current module interfaces, but there is not enough demand. Personally, I've considered writing such an interface to Python or Perl, but now all I needed now works without it.
For example, there is a Python interface module from FreeRADIUS, which essentially has the same model as in rsyslog: messages, queues, modules. https://github.com/FreeRADIUS/freeradius-server/tree/master/src/modules/rlm_python It is fairly simple... But you need to write a module for each language you want to support.
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