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What regex can I use to remove some fields from url_host?
Hi everyone,
I'm very new here. I need support with extracting this field, "safeframe.googlesyndication.com" from "ofc62fbe04078e8d3b0843298ad3421d.safeframe.google syndication.com" using regex expressions or is there any other command I can use to delete the crap before the urlhost?
Thank you.
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Thank you for your help. I tried that and it returned all fields with the aforementioned domain but it did not eliminate the alphanumeric characters before it.
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Can you share some examples of it not working?
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So, the url_host returns IP addresses and some important domain names that I need but a lot of the domain names have those alphanumeric characters attached to them. I don't want the alphanumeric characters to be returned as well. I just need the domain name.
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This is just a restatement of the problem, please can you give concrete examples of events that you have where the process provided is not giving you the results you want.
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Assuming your field is called field and that the "crap" contains no dots, try something like this
| rex mode=sed field=field "s/[^\.]+\.(?<x>.*$)/\\1/g"
