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REGEX for authentication logs

hartfoml
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I have authentication logs like below:

,AUTHN_METHOD_FOO,123!@#123!@#123!@#asdfgdvfd,123!@#123!@#123!@#asdfgdvfd,123!@#123!@#123!@#asdfgdvfd,123!@#123!@#123!@#asdfgdvfd,username,FIRST,LAST,

I want to use regex to build transform for a field called username and first and last

I had this but it didn't work

rex "(?i)AUTHN_METHOD_*+,*+,*+,*+,*+,(?P<username>[^,]+)"

Any help would be great!!!

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somesoni2
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Try this

rex "(?i)AUTHN_METHOD_\w+,.*,(?<username>[^,]+),(?<first>[^,]+),(?<last>[^,]+)"

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somesoni2
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Try this

rex "(?i)AUTHN_METHOD_\w+,.*,(?<username>[^,]+),(?<first>[^,]+),(?<last>[^,]+)"

hartfoml
Motivator

Thanks, I have a problem becasue the \w+ could be one work or several like this "SUCCESS_TEMPORARY_FIXED_TOKENCODE" and the .* for the 4 sets of guid numbers seems odd

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