when troubleshooting things like this, create a rule file that is as
minimal as you can get and parse with the -v option, it will show you
what it's doing as it walks through the line.
Ok :)
In this case, I seem to remember that number is defined as being
followed by a space, so you can't use it if the number is followed by
a newline.
I'll have to confirm that...but may I know why? Should I fill an issue
if it's indeed that way?
almost, %@apache% makes no more sense than %word%, you need to give
the match a name
so %log:@apache% would work, or if you want to move everything up a
later (rather than having $!apache!ip) you could do %.:@apache%
That should work
there is the alternative capability in the v2 language, or define
multiple rules
Multiple rules is what I'm trying now. I have tested alternate and I'm
not able to get it working.
Does alternative work for both...?
* A or B (doc states it does)
* A or nothing (that was my real question)
Regards
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