David:

Sorry!

I will now open a new email each time for a new issue instead of changing an 
existing one

The syntax --
:rawmsg, isequal,"default send string" ~

Worked and I do NOT get the messages now 

Thanks

Ed Peeran


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected]
Sent: Monday, September 03, 2012 5:01 PM
To: rsyslog-users
Subject: Re: [rsyslog] filtering unwanted messages does not work

On Mon, 3 Sep 2012, Peeran, Syed wrote:

> Hello--
>
> Please let me know why my code in /etc/rsyslog.conf does NOT filter the 
> message "default send string"
>
> # Filter out messages here place on top :msg, contains, "default send 
> string"  -/var/log/discard.log & ~

a couple things, please don't reply to one thread and change the topic like 
this, it makes it easy to miss your reply when people read the message in a 
threaded view.

I'm assuming that you are running into this with logs from a F5, sinceI 
recently ran into the same thing.

The problem is that the F5 is sending a bogus log message, when the message is 
parsed, rsyslog attempts to guess what was sent, and in this case the message 
part of the log does not get "default send string", instead you get the 
hostname "default" the syslogtag "send" and the message "string"

The way to diagnose something like this is to either log rawmsg somewhere, or 
log with the format string RSYSLOG_Debug which shows you the raw message that 
was sent, and how rsyslog parsed it apart.

try :rawmsg, isequal,"default send string"

instead

David Lang
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