On Tue, 6 Oct 2015, Bond Masuda wrote:
> Let's say I have messages like:
>
> msg=A
> msg=B
> ...
>
>
> and my rule is:
>
> type=Single
> ptype=regexp
> pattern=^msg=(.*)$
> action= assign %msg $1; \
> create EVENT_%msg 30 ( logonly %msg expired )
>
>
> Does the action list for when the
The action list variables (like %msg in your example) are global and can be
modified by any rule. Thus, when action list variable is substituted, the
value you will see might be assigned by another rule in another rule file.
Also, action list variables are substituted immediately before the action
Let's say I have messages like:
msg=A
msg=B
...
and my rule is:
type=Single
ptype=regexp
pattern=^msg=(.*)$
action= assign %msg $1; \
create EVENT_%msg 30 ( logonly %msg expired )
Does the action list for when the context EVENT_%msg expires, get saved
somewhere when the create
On 10/06/2015 01:18 PM, Risto Vaarandi wrote:
> The action list variables (like %msg in your example) are global and
> can be modified by any rule. Thus, when action list variable is
> substituted, the value you will see might be assigned by another rule
> in another rule file. Also, action list
Hi,
I need to do something like this:
lcall %result %input -> ( sub { ... } ) ; \
switch %result \
case 'x': ( ) \
case 'y': ( ) \
case 'z': ( )
right now, I'm implementing this like this:
lcall %result %input -> ( sub {...} ); \
if %result ( \
eval %is_x ( \
if(
...at this point, sec supports only few basic branching statements (such as
if..else) in action list, and there is no support for switch-like actions.
Therefore, switches would have to be implemented in terms of multiple
if-actions like you have done. However, some of your Perl statements can be
