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There appears to be a bug in the latest winlogbeat. I am trying to skip some fields, so using the drop_fields feature. If there is an event that doesn't contain a field, the beat appears to ignore the remaining fields in the drop_fields list.
For confirmed bugs, please report:
Version: 5.0 beta
Operating System: Windows 10
Steps to Reproduce: using the below snippet in the winlogbeat.yml config. If field "user_made_up" doesn't exist, the remaining fields are ignored
As suggested by @andrewkroh, the following work - each drop_fields is processed separately.
processors:
drop_fields:
fields:
computer_name
drop_fields:
fields:
beat.hostname
drop_fields:
fields:
user.domain
drop_fields:
fields:
user.name
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andrewkroh
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Issue with winlogbeats configuration - drop_fields is short-circuiting
Issue with drop_fields short-circuiting on unknown field
Oct 3, 2016
There appears to be a bug in the latest winlogbeat. I am trying to skip some fields, so using the drop_fields feature. If there is an event that doesn't contain a field, the beat appears to ignore the remaining fields in the drop_fields list.
For confirmed bugs, please report:
processors:
fields: [computer_name, user.domain, user_made_up, beat.hostname, ...]
As suggested by @andrewkroh, the following work - each drop_fields is processed separately.
processors:
fields:
fields:
fields:
fields:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: