headerless is indicated by whitespace followed by either '{' or '['.
This follows the trend to send JSON messages via syslog without any
header. We use default header values in this case.
This right now is a bit experimental; we may roll it back if
problems show up in practice.
closes https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/2030
previous timeout caused very long runtime in cases where rsyslog
segfaulted on startup, which made the testbench failure harder to
diagnose than necessary.
It is useful to be able to parse arbitrary JSON strings without the need
of an external message modification module. For example, together with
https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/1977
this can be used to parse out specific fields from Amazon AWS
configuration info. There are also other ample uses for such functionality.
closes https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/1979
This is necessary as we hit the Travis max runtime limit per VM,
so we need to duplicate the tests. This is done via
--enable-testbench1 and --enable-testbench2 which we than use
in different VMs.
This PR also includes updates to the Travis scripts so that we
use the new capability. We have only duplicated Travis VMs where
acutally necessary -- we may need to do more of this in the future.
closes https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/2196
Root permissions are uncommon in the CI environmen (requires very special
setup). Test skip if run under non-root, but that pollutes the
testbench result. So the default now is not to do that. The can still be
activated via --enable-root-tests configure switch.
closes https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/2192
This function returns a boolean indicating if the previous action is
suspended (0 - no, 1 - yes). This is useful if arbitrary processing
(other than calling actions) should be made depending on that state.
A prime example for this is probably calling a ruleset.
closes https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/1939
This permits script functions that could fail to report errors back, so
that the user can handle them if desired. We use an errno-style of
interface. That means script_error() needs to be called after functions
that supports it. It will return either 0 (all OK) or something else
(an error condition).
The commit also modifies the parse_time() function to use the new
interface. First of all, this is useful for users, and secondly we
needed a capability to craft a testbench test.
closes https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/1978
The PostgreSQL output module was woefully out-of-date the following
list is changes made to update the module to current Rsyslog standards.
- allow for v6 configuration syntax
- configurable ports
- support transactional interface
- push db connection into workers (libpq is threadsafe)
- enable module testing on travis
- ensure configuration syntax backwards compatibility
- formatting around postgres core templating
- use new test conventions
- add new configuration syntax test
- add valgrind tests for new and old syntax
- add threading tests
- add action queue long running tests
- add action queue valgrind test
imfile: Initial implementation of solaris FEN API (without wildcards)
FEN API is used to implement simular event based file
monitoring like with inotify.
This commit provides partial functionality. It supports event-driven
processing of files but does not yet provide wildcard functionality.
Wildscards will be provided by a later commit.
This can be committed as-is because the previous code did also
not provide wildcard support, so this is an improvement for
Solaris in any case.
see also https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/issues/1954
according to Brian Knox they require an outdated version of the client
lib. So we do not bother any longer about them. After all, they are
scheduled to be removed in 2018-01.
the very new version introduced new warning compiler flags, which require
some work to fix build issues. We do not want to hold the rest of the
useful work in this commit set just for that. So we temporarily disable
the new package and will work in parallel to make things build cleanly
again.
Works equal like for kafka and zookeeper. Elasticsearch is downloaded, configured and
started/stopped by the diag.sh script. Normal user access is sufficient.
Only es-basic.sh test has been adjusted with the new
method. Elasticsearch instance is limited to 128MB memory, should be sufficient for
the testbench.
