Nginx module: use first not private IP address as remote_ip #4417
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please check this, there is a bad merge and tests are failing
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| Client IP address. The first non-private IP address from the `remote_ip_list` is preferred. If no public IP addresses are present, the first from the `remote_ip_list` array. |
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So if there are no public IP addresses in remote_ip_list, this field contains a private IP address, right? If that's true, we should be a bit more direct here and say something like:
The first public IP address from the remote_ip_list array. If no public IP addresses are present, this field contains the first private IP address from the remote_ip_list array.
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A common customization to the nginx logs is to add the contents of the X-Forwarded-For header in front of the remote IPs. This typically results in a list of remote IPs. This adds a new field `remote_ip_list` which is an array, and uses a Painless script to automatically select the first non-private IP for the `remote_ip` field, which is the field on which GeoIP is applied. Fixes elastic#4322.
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…4417) A common customization to the nginx logs is to add the contents of the X-Forwarded-For header in front of the remote IPs. This typically results in a list of remote IPs. This adds a new field `remote_ip_list` which is an array, and uses a Painless script to automatically select the first non-private IP for the `remote_ip` field, which is the field on which GeoIP is applied. Fixes elastic#4322. (cherry picked from commit a2c162f)
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…ess as remote_ip (#4703) * Nginx module: use first not private IP address as remote_ip (#4417) A common customization to the nginx logs is to add the contents of the X-Forwarded-For header in front of the remote IPs. This typically results in a list of remote IPs. This adds a new field `remote_ip_list` which is an array, and uses a Painless script to automatically select the first non-private IP for the `remote_ip` field, which is the field on which GeoIP is applied. Fixes #4322. (cherry picked from commit a2c162f)
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This Pr is heavily inpired by the work done in [this PR](elastic/beats#4417) It is adressing [this ER](elastic/enhancements#14402). `Grok` pattern has been updated to match logs starting with a list of IP adresses and store all those ip in `apache.access.remote_ip`. This pattern is heavily insipred by the one in the nginx integration. I also decided to fill a new field `network.forwarded_ip` as it seems to be the perfect fit.
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#3251) * Update: Add support for x_forwarded_for headers in apaches access logs This Pr is heavily inpired by the work done in [this PR](elastic/beats#4417) It is adressing [this ER](elastic/enhancements#14402). `Grok` pattern has been updated to match logs starting with a list of IP adresses and store all those ip in `apache.access.remote_ip`. This pattern is heavily insipred by the one in the nginx integration. I also decided to fill a new field `network.forwarded_ip` as it seems to be the perfect fit. Co-authored-by: Andrew Kroh <[email protected]>
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A common customization to the nginx logs is to add the contents
of the X-Forwarded-For header in front of the remote IPs. This
typically results in a list of remote IPs.
This adds a new field
remote_ip_listwhich is an array, and usesa Painless script to automatically select the first non-private
IP for the
remote_ipfield, which is the field on which GeoIP isapplied.
Fixes #4322.