Re: CUSTOM events in Audit

2023-12-12 Thread Lionel SCHWARZ
VENT" somewhere in my code >> 3. got empty list when requesting "/syncope/rest/audit/entries?type=CUSTOM" >> So my question is: is it normal that audit for CUSTOM events are not stored ? >> (audit is fine for non-custom event type) > We have added a dedicated

Re: CUSTOM events in Audit

2023-12-12 Thread Francesco Chicchiriccò
[]:[]:[MY_EVENT]:[SUCCESS]" 2. triggered the event "MY_EVENT" somewhere in my code 3. got empty list when requesting  "/syncope/rest/audit/entries?type=CUSTOM" So my question is: is it normal that audit for CUSTOM events are not stored ? (audit is fine for non-custo

Re: CUSTOM events in Audit

2023-11-27 Thread Lionel SCHWARZ
SUCCESS]" 2. triggered the event "MY_EVENT" somewhere in my code 3. got empty list when requesting "/syncope/rest/audit/entries?type=CUSTOM" So my question is: is it normal that audit for CUSTOM events are not stored ? (audit is fine for non-custom event type) Regards Lionel smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Re: CUSTOM events in Audit

2023-11-27 Thread Lorenzo Di Cola
Hi Linonel, yes, using PostgreSQL JSONB means you're storing audit on db, as you said about "auditentry" table. You can take care about AnySearchDAO bean, you should use the one of type PGJPAJSONAnySearchDAO in order to use PostgreSQL feature. HTH Lorenzo Il giorno lun 27 nov 2023 alle ore 09:25

Re: CUSTOM events in Audit

2023-11-27 Thread Lionel SCHWARZ
Hi Lorenzo, >From your answer below, should I understand that, using PostgreSQL on >Syncope3, audit events should be logged in the database? If yes, then could >you please point me to any possible misconfiguration? Regards Lionel - Le 23 Nov 23, à 9:39, Lionel SCHWARZ a écrit : > Hi

Re: CUSTOM events in Audit

2023-11-23 Thread Lionel SCHWARZ
Hi Lorenzo, Indeed I use latest Syncope 3. The DB is stored on PostgreSQL. Looking into the table auditentry, I could not find any items related to my custom event. Did I forget to setup something? Regards Lionel - Le 21 Nov 23, à 17:50, Lorenzo Di Cola a écrit : > Hi Lionel, >

Re: CUSTOM events in Audit

2023-11-21 Thread Lorenzo Di Cola
Hi Lionel, please take care about where you're storing audit events, take care if you're using PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch or other data-storage. If you're using Elasticsearch you need to specify the right bean definition in order to write and read audit events. Of course I'm assuming you're on

CUSTOM events in Audit

2023-11-21 Thread Lionel SCHWARZ
Hi all, I my custom code (in a flowable task) I trigger an event (notificationManager.createTasks()) declared as "[CUSTOM]:[]:[]:[rejectCreateAttach]:[SUCCESS]" and defined a mail notification on it. The notification works fine. As I want to audit this event I have enabled this event in the