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Unless I've counted the digits wrong, 0x8080 would have to be
an *unsigned* 64-bit integer. The first 8 would be setting the sign bit
otherwise.
On Saturday, 30 August 2014, Botond Botyanszki wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It's not really clear why an int64 value cannot be parsed, Java's Long
>
Hi,
It's not really clear why an int64 value cannot be parsed, Java's Long
data type is said to be the same size.
If you want to convert it to a string, this should do it:
Exec $Keywords = string($Keywords); to_json();
If you don't need it at all, you can remove it:
Exec delete($Keywords); to_j
The way I'm currently considering doing it is to monitor the age (since
last modified) or a few files (which I know are perpetually active), and
stop nxlog (and the possibly killing it) the starting it.
In bash terms, something like:
seconds_since_last_modification=$(expr $(date +%s) - $(date --r
If you ca. Post more detail about the log that you are seeing, I can see if
I can fine it in my logs.
BTW, are you using a Query? Could you post that relavemt part of your
config?
Cheers,
Cameron
On Saturday, 30 August 2014, Dhruv Ahuja wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm facing some issues with the larg
In the following:
Exec if file_name() =~ /[\w-]+\.log/ $FileName = $1;
You do not have any brackets to capture what you want $1 to be.
Not sure if they should be ( ) or \( \) for nxlog; check the manual or try
both. I think you should be able to say basename(file_name()), but I
haven't tri
