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field extraction using regex - removing curly brackets

jaydiare
Explorer

I wonder if anybody can help me  with a regex to break this field into single lines 

 

CustomResults="{pcap_filter_result {72038003 Ok (0x00000000)}} {pcap_filter_result {1769863 Ok (0x00000000)}} {pcap_filter_result {10879463 Ok (0x00000000)}} {pcap_filter_result {1962188 Ok (0x00000000)}} {pcap_filter_result {69603350 Ok (0x00000000)}} {pcap_filter_result {22006889 Ok 

I am only interested to have : 72055288 Ok (0x00000000) 

is there any way I can see it match line by line with any other field?  like 

field 1 field 2 72055288 Ok (0x00000000) 

field 1 field 2 72055289 Ok (0x00000000) 

field 1 field 2 72055210 Ok (0x00000000) 

this one field has all this data together and looking for the best way to break it

 

thanks so much

 

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ITWhisperer
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| rex max_match=0 "\{pcap_filter_result\s{(?<filter>[^\}]+)\}\}"
| mvexpand filter

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ITWhisperer
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| rex max_match=0 "\{pcap_filter_result\s{(?<filter>[^\}]+)\}\}"
| mvexpand filter

jaydiare
Explorer

thank you this one worked!

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javiergn
Super Champion

Hi,

There are several ways to achieve this. Assuming I understood your question correctly, the following SPL should do the job:

| makeresults
| eval CustomResults = "{pcap_filter_result {72038003 Ok (0x00000000)}} {pcap_filter_result {1769863 Ok (0x00000000)}} {pcap_filter_result {10879463 Ok (0x00000000)}} {pcap_filter_result {1962188 Ok (0x00000000)}} {pcap_filter_result {69603350 Ok (0x00000000)}}"
| rex field=CustomResults max_match=0 "pcap_filter_result \{(?<fields>\d+ [^\}]+)"
| mvexpand fields
| rex field=fields "(?<field1>\d+) (?<field2>.+?)$"

Example from my lab:

Screenshot 2021-05-18 at 18.15.21.png

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