Keeping a value across events

2014-12-15 Thread Pierre Carlson
I have a log file that does not include a timestamp on each event.  Rather 
a timestamp is generated and then one or more events are logged.  I am 
trying to persist that timestamp and reuse it across the subsequent log 
messages.  The logs look something like this:

***

Mon Dec 15 17:16:07 GMT 2014

0x11092BA23 waiting 0.049387334 seconds

**

Mon Dec 15 17:26:08 GMT 2014

0x11092BA33 waiting 0.000103615 seconds

0x11092BA59 waiting 0.000102342 seconds

0x11092BA50 waiting 0.000858821 seconds


Any suggestions on storing that timestamp so that it can be applied on the 
subsequent messages?



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Re: Keeping a value across events

2014-12-15 Thread Pierre Carlson
Totally forgot to mention that this is a LogStash question.

On Monday, December 15, 2014 12:32:03 PM UTC-6, Pierre Carlson wrote:

 I have a log file that does not include a timestamp on each event.  Rather 
 a timestamp is generated and then one or more events are logged.  I am 
 trying to persist that timestamp and reuse it across the subsequent log 
 messages.  The logs look something like this:

 ***

 Mon Dec 15 17:16:07 GMT 2014

 0x11092BA23 waiting 0.049387334 seconds

 **

 Mon Dec 15 17:26:08 GMT 2014

 0x11092BA33 waiting 0.000103615 seconds

 0x11092BA59 waiting 0.000102342 seconds

 0x11092BA50 waiting 0.000858821 seconds


 Any suggestions on storing that timestamp so that it can be applied on the 
 subsequent messages?





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Re: Keeping a value across events

2014-12-15 Thread Magnus Bäck
On Monday, December 15, 2014 at 22:18 CET,
 Pierre Carlson mpc...@gmail.com wrote:

 Totally forgot to mention that this is a LogStash question.

Indeed, and as such
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/logstash-users
is a better fit. This topic has come up in the past so
you may find relevant answers in the archives (the short
answer is no, you can't do this without a custom plugin).

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