James Thomas Moon
James Thomas Moon
This is very likely to be left as-is.
I can't imagine any reliable way to derive the date from these messages. Except only if the log file has a modified date from the current day. But even then,...
I review a bunch of files like this one _Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.1_ and the timestamp jumps are either very small or very large. This is possible to do....
- [ ] TODO Look into `flate2` changes in PR #127 - [ ] TODO look into `flate2` changes in PR #176
Relates to #10 . See code comment https://github.com/jtmoon79/super-speedy-syslog-searcher/blob/0.6.66/src/readers/blockreader.rs#L610-L631
This Issue is marked _difficult_ because there is no ideal solution. See the linked code comment above.
Waiting for review in PR https://github.com/chronotope/chrono/pull/807
Chrono has released 0.4.27. See https://github.com/chronotope/chrono/releases/tag/v0.4.27 However, I'm not sure if it includes the fix in https://github.com/chronotope/chrono/pull/807 as that was merged into the `main` branch but then had to be...
# The current implementation for xz files ### `SyslineReader::find_sysline_at_datetime_filter` binary search The `SyslogProcessor::find_sysline_between_datetime_filters` calls `SyslineReader::find_sysline_at_datetime_filter` which does a binary search over the entire file during the "find datetime" stage (`Stage2FindDt`)....
This most likely implementation would transform non-English regex captured months, e.g. `"Enero"` (Spanish first calendar month), and mapping to the English form, e.g. `"January"`. That mapping would likely occur in...