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Hello!
I'm having trouble extracting the string "RES ONE Workspace Agent". Can anyone please tell me where I'm going wrong?
rex field=pluginText "(?P(^RES ONE Workspace Agent$))"
[installed on 2017/11/09]\nRES ONE Workspace Agent [version 10.1.200.0]
Much appreciated!
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Can you please use the code button (101010) to post any search queries and sample data? Looks like some special characters may have gotten lost!
^ and $ match start and end of the line. Since the string you want to extract is in the middle of the data, that doesn't work (assuming the sample you shared is the content of the pluginText field on which you apply the regex).
Probably this would work:
| rex field=pluginText "(?<fieldname>RES ONE Workspace Agent)"
Just out of curiosity: what is your purpose with extracting a literal string like that? Couldn't you just as well do: | eval field = "RES ONE Workspace Agent"?
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@FrankVl In this way
from_mail_id = MariaDubois@example.com
to_mail_id = zecora@buttercupgames.com
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Hi @FrankVl How to extract from and To fields For this below Line using Regex
Info: Bounced: DCID 8413617 MID 19338947 From: <MariaDubois@example.com> To: <zecora@buttercupgames.com> RID 0 - 5.4.7 - Delivery expired (message too old) ('000', ['timeout'])
Please help me with the Solution ,Thanks
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Hello! You may have better luck with your question if you post individually instead of as a reply!
If you need help with anything- please don't hesitate to reach out!
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Can you please use the code button (101010) to post any search queries and sample data? Looks like some special characters may have gotten lost!
^ and $ match start and end of the line. Since the string you want to extract is in the middle of the data, that doesn't work (assuming the sample you shared is the content of the pluginText field on which you apply the regex).
Probably this would work:
| rex field=pluginText "(?<fieldname>RES ONE Workspace Agent)"
Just out of curiosity: what is your purpose with extracting a literal string like that? Couldn't you just as well do: | eval field = "RES ONE Workspace Agent"?
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Thank you Frank, worked like a charm.
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