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HSL default header removing
Hi,
I'm wondering if it's possible to remove this header added by BigIP when using HSL :
2013-09-12T15:43:26.580+02:00 192.168.1.x Log_data_starts_from_here_..
Many thanks for any help
Aurel
4 Replies
- Hamish
Cirrocumulus
HSL doesn't add any headers... In fact to get it to work with syslog, you have to add the syslog message headers yourself.
If that is actually in the HSL stream, then your iRule must be adding it. Otherwise it's the headers being added by syslogd itself (Which is what it really looks like).
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- Aurel
Cirrus
Hi Hamish,
I can confirm that my Irule doesn't add anything, from the code i've written.
Here's the end of the iRule :
set Logstring "$client_ip t=$timestamp $response_time [$http_std_req_time] $http_request $status_code $content_length $referer $http_user_agent"
send the string HSL::send $hsl "$Logstring"
- Aurel
Cirrus
From my understanding, but i may be wrong, HSL is not sent through the syslog-ng daemon, then is not formatted as is. Am i wrong ?
- Hamish
Cirrocumulus
What's the app you're using to receive the messages on the target of the HSL?
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