Hello,

I have a question about changing the date format in alerts.log if possible. 
At the moment, I get this as an alert:

** Alert 1484784302.1529: - pam,syslog,
*2017* Jan 19 00:05:02 ossec-15->/var/log/secure
Rule: 5502 (level 3) -> 'Login session closed.'
Jan 00:005:02 ossec-15 su: pam_unix(su-l:session): session closed for user 
ec2-user

I have tested an upgrade to 2.9 so we could have a log in json which is our 
standard (please note that it's not the identical alert but one of the same 
type):

{"rule":{"level":3,"comment":"Login session 
closed.","sidid":5502,"firedtimes":2,"groups":["pam","syslog"],"PCI_DSS":["10.2.5"]},"full_log":"Jan
 
19 13:20:07 ossec-15 su: pam_unix(su-l:session): session closed for user 
ec2-user","program_name":"su","decoder":{"name":"pam"},"hostname":"ossec-15","timestamp":"
*2017* Jan 19 13:20:08","location":"/var/log/secure"}

We use filebeat to read alerts.json, filebeat sends to 
logstash/elasticsearch/kibana.

My problem is the year (2017) that's added to the beginning of the 
timestamp field in the json log (which is added in the alerts.log as well). 
The logstash configuration we have written can't handle that. I know that 
we could rewrite the logstash configuration but would rather change closer 
to the source.

Is this something that can be done in a decoder? Sorry for not RTFM but 
hoping someone can help before I start trawling through the documentation.

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