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Compressed Log Processor (CLP) is a free log management tool capable of compressing text logs and searching the compressed logs without decompression.

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### Bug When using clp-s to search for a log-text with a wildcard query, if the query contains `\*` or `\?`, it runs into an infinite loop in `get_bounds_of_next_potential_var`. ###...

bug

### Bug For wildcard queries using clp-s, if the `?` wildcard is positioned in the middle, it triggers bug #403. However, when it appears at the end of the query,...

bug

### Request We currently support a non-standard syntax for combining filters on many values for the same column. A query like `key: (value1 or value2)` in KQL can be written...

enhancement

### Request clp and clp-s use different query syntaxes (wildcard queries and KQL queries respectively). We should add some path from the query input to the docs describing the query...

enhancement

### Bug Starting with a clean CLP package, after submitting a compression job, occasionally "Invalid Date" is shown for both begin and end dates in Ingestion Details panel, until the...

bug

### Bug When compressing a log event with a large timestamp, the decompressed timestamp is inconsistent with the original one. Before compression: `3924-03-28 10:17:41.891` After compression: `2170-07-29 11:34:00.762` With further...

bug

# Description Modified constructors of `NetworkReader`, `DownloaderThread` and `CurlDownloadHandler` to support custom headers passed by users. # Validation performed Added the `Authorization` header with a `Bearer` token to fetch a...

# Description This updates to the latest version of the log viewer which includes some minor fixes and changes. # Validation performed 1. `sbin/start-clp.sh` 2. `sbin/compress.sh hive-24hrs` 3. Opened the...

# Description The BufferedFileReader was designed with the assumption that it always reads from the local file system. However, supporting compressing from a different input source, (s3 for example) would...