Wonderful, thank you.In my case, the encoding was UCS-2LE. Added the following to my nxlog config, and everything is now working correctly;
Exec convert_fields('UCS-2LE','UTF-8'); if $raw_event == '' drop(); On Thursday, February 16, 2017 at 3:19:33 PM UTC, Tom Collins wrote: > > Hi all - I was wondering if anyone could help. > I've been using Graylog successful, in production for several months now. > > Today, I've run in to my first real problem. > > I'm sending in some FSLogix log files, from a Windows machine, using NXLog. > > They're getting to Graylog just fine, and at first they appear fine, > however when searching I noticed that I couldn't return any results against > content I knew was there. Even when searching against extracted fields. > After clicking on search terms, I've noticed that all of the fields seem > to have (what looks like) spaces between each character. They look > perfectly normal until you try actually try to search etc. > > Here is what I'm talking about; > > > <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-yZVp1Swh7tw/WKXBj0_fKEI/AAAAAAAAAQI/3n_G-LtPL8cQOESy0FBzEbDk6tHBFy8jwCLcB/s1600/gl1.png> > > > > <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-aADTb8AXxOI/WKXB0gy7QyI/AAAAAAAAAQM/s741npQMT8UHZO6GYKZUwGo_TbKc9vcvACLcB/s1600/gl2.png> > > > Weirdly, if I copy the text from field terms (above), in to, say > notepad...there are no spaces. > > Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this?! It's been driving > me crazy all day. > This is a sample of the log that is being fed via nxlog > > --------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> [2017-02-08 02:05:59.779][pid:0f1c][tid:20fc] ===== >>> Begin: Unload profile: vannup ===== >> >> [2017-02-08 02:05:59.779][pid:0f1c][tid:20fc] [INFO :0x00000000] User: >>> vannup. SID: S-1-5-21-2000128468-286259493-1166484339-21833. >> >> [2017-02-08 02:05:59.779][pid:0f1c][tid:20fc] [INFO :0x00000000] >>> Configuration setting not found: ConcurrentUserSessions. Using default: 0 >> >> [2017-02-08 02:05:59.779][pid:0f1c][tid:20fc] [INFO :0x00000000] No >>> teardown required >> >> [2017-02-08 02:05:59.779][pid:0f1c][tid:20fc] [INFO :0x00000000] >>> Configuration setting not found: ShutdownOnUserLogoff. Using default: 0 >> >> [2017-02-08 02:05:59.779][pid:0f1c][tid:20fc] [INFO :0x00000000] >>> Configuration setting not found: RebootOnUserLogoff. Using default: 0 >> >> [2017-02-08 02:05:59.779][pid:0f1c][tid:20fc] [INFO :0x00000000] >>> UnloadProfile successful. User: vannup. SID: >>> S-1-5-21-2000128468-286259493-1166484339-21833. >> >> [2017-02-08 02:05:59.779][pid:0f1c][tid:20fc] [INFO :0x00000000] >>> unloadProfile time: 0 milliseconds >> >> [2017-02-08 02:05:59.779][pid:0f1c][tid:20fc] ===== >>> End: Unload profile: vannup ===== >> >> [2017-02-08 08:17:56.911][pid:0f1c][tid:1b98] ===== >>> Begin: LoadProfile: USJOLNETPC14 ===== >> >> [2017-02-08 08:17:56.911][pid:0f1c][tid:1b98] [INFO :0x00000000] >>> Configuration Read (DWORD): SOFTWARE\FSLogix\Profiles\Enabled. Data: 0 >> >> > Here's my nxlog config. I've tried with everything I can think off (GELF, > json etc etc) - this works with other plain-text files; > > <Extension syslog> > Module xm_syslog > </Extension> > > <Input in> > Module im_file > File 'D:\\FSLogix\\FSLogix\\Logs\\Profile\\Profile-*.log' > SavePos TRUE > ReadFromLast TRUE > PollInterval 1 > InputType LineBased > Exec $fullMessage = $raw_event; > </Input> > > <Output out> > Module om_udp > Host 10.50.8.114 > Port 12204 > Exec to_syslog_bsd(); > </Output> > > > <Route 1> > Path in => out > </Route> > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Graylog Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to graylog2+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/graylog2/b9204dbc-ee22-4043-9f37-7eb3e32f7b85%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.