I have a problem trying to parse a log file with backslashes in it. I have tried a number of escape options using the gsub() method although without any luck. I am not a ruby coder so its possible i am doing something simple but wrong. [2017-02-06T11:21:45,716][ERROR][logstash.codecs.json ] J…

Analyse what failed, maybe the regex pattern can be improved. But failing that, yes, you can try one JSON filter first then have a conditional block that does the replace and second JSON filter. The conditional will test tags having a _jsonparsefailureentry, e.g. ... JSON filter 1 ... if "…

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mattgolding February 6, 2017, 12:33am 3

Is that applicable when its a JSON input ?

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