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How to extract fields from bluecoat logs?

TheGU
Path Finder

How to extract the log example below:

2010-09-29 16:23:44 2 172.16.106.54 exam.ple Filter-ID==4 - OBSERVED "Search Engines/Portals;News/Media" http://market.example.com/product/1439306 200

I got this from bluecoat server. I can't use DELIMS=" " to extract KV because some fields have a " " (spacebar) too.

for extraction example :

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ziegfried
Influencer

You could use a regular expression to extract the fields. Something like this:

props.conf

[your_sourcetype]
EXTRACT-fields=^[\d\-]+) [\d:]+ (?<FIELD_1>\d+) (?<clientip>[\d\.]+) (?<domain>\S+) Filter\-ID==(?<filter_id>\S+) "(?<url_category>[^"]+)" (?<url>\S+) (?<status>\d+)

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Peterman
Explorer

@TheGU wrote:

How to extract the log example below:

2010-09-29 16:23:44 2 172.16.106.54 exam.ple Filter-ID==4 - OBSERVED "Search Engines/Portals;News/Media" http://market.example.com/product/1439306 200

I got this from bluecoat server. I can't use DELIMS=" " to extract KV because some fields have a " " (spacebar) too.

for extraction example :


bluecoat server is awsome man 

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ziegfried
Influencer

You could use a regular expression to extract the fields. Something like this:

props.conf

[your_sourcetype]
EXTRACT-fields=^[\d\-]+) [\d:]+ (?<FIELD_1>\d+) (?<clientip>[\d\.]+) (?<domain>\S+) Filter\-ID==(?<filter_id>\S+) "(?<url_category>[^"]+)" (?<url>\S+) (?<status>\d+)
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TheGU
Path Finder

I found that transaction may be up to 2kB. Very hard to write a regex to cover all of them. However your answer is Ok. Thanks.

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