I have amended my original message below to show the correct
$timereported value (not $timereceived which doesn't exist).
The same format issue remains if $timegenerated is used.
I also found and tried the format_time function...
set $.my_tstamp = format_time($timereported, "date-rfc3339");
...but again $.my_tstamp always comes out looking like "Feb 12 13:52:35".
We are currently at rsyslog v8.1910.
Thanks again for any help in getting the cast to produce an rfc3339 format!
On 2/12/20 8:57 AM, John Chivian via rsyslog wrote:
Hello List:
A quick question about casting time values.
set $.my_tstamp = $timereported;
This results in $.my_tstamp being in format "Feb 12 13:52:35" when the
property value is output in a template.
This remains true even if dateFormat="rfc3339" is specified for the
field in the template. property(name="$.my_tstamp" dateFormat="rfc3339")
Question: What can I do to have the result of the set statement be in
the RFC3339 time format "2020-02-12T13:52:35.391-06:00"?
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
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