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[DEPRECATED] Graylog Pipeline Message Processor Plugins
The pipeline simulator is too technical for most users and requires intimate knowledge of Graylog's internals to use. A normal user without deep knowledge of Graylog's internals such as the...
Bumps [junit](https://github.com/junit-team/junit4) from 4.12 to 4.13.1. Release notes Sourced from junit's releases. JUnit 4.13.1 Please refer to the release notes for details. JUnit 4.13 Please refer to the release notes...
It would be useful to have the ability to perform a cidr_match on the keys of a lookup table. The goal would be to look up a specific IP in...
Currently, the `abbreviate()` function takes two parameters: Parameter | Type | Required | Description -- | -- | -- | -- value | String | x | The string to...
### Problem description When I add read permission for particular Pipeline connection to role by REST API, user with that role isn't able to manage this Pipelines. Page http://:9000/system/pipelines isn't...
### Problem description When I add read permission for particular Pipeline rule to role by REST API, user with that role isn't able to manage this Pipeline rule. Page http://:9000/system/pipelines/rules...
### Problem description  While the Graylog web interface provides some information about the error rate an individual rule produces, there's no way to find out what kind...
Using `parse_date` is the only option to use if you have to work with exact times. `flex_parse_date` would could of provided micro seconds. Having the option to provide multiple pattern...
When using the `parse_date` function the rule will exit with an exception if the parse_date does not work. ### Backround `parse_date` could be used in the `when` part of the...
I could really use a DNS resolver function for our rule processing, something like: ``` let name = resolve_field(to_string($message.ip_field)) set_field("dns_name", name); ``` ... would be awesome :)