SOLVED: Grok + Dynamic field name

Hi everybody,

I am creating filters for monitoring a new server.

I have a amavis log that perform spamassassin tests on email.
The problem is that there are a hundred tests and the tests in the log are never the same .

For example i can have this :

test1=1, test2=2, test3=3
test2=4, test5=0.1, test10=0.001, test50=2, test48=0.0001

I would like to retrieve the field values. But how could I identify the field values ?

I wondered if it was possible to recover the first part of the test ( name), then retrieve the second part of the test ( value ) and finally to the test name previously recovered as a field name (value) ?

it will give something:

log : test1=0,01 grok: %{DATA:test_name}=%{DATA:$test_name}

I don't know how to do that or even if we can do that.

Thanks and Regards,
Clément ROS

Use grok to separate out the key-value list into a single field (if necessary) and then use the kv filter to parse it.

Thanks,

It works.