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Thanks for the update. Looking forward to the next release that contains this feature. You can go ahead and lock this thread.

Partial log file. 20/Oct/2016:04:02:18 uuid:eca88c67-16fd-47f4-81f7-18204f35f560 clientIP:203.166.320.2 20/Oct/2016:04:02:18 uuid:b2431f27-c683-418d-b600-93410de1691f clientIP:85.0.73.186 20/Oct/2016:04:02:19 uuid:a224384c-df07-4a6d-9968-ba330ba8a6fc clientIP:67.51.99.47 20/Oct/2016:04:02:24 uuid:29...

Yes

Both options worked for me. Only drawback with option 1 is that I can't see the original message in the dashboard.

Thanks for your help.

Is it possible to get total count of unique values in a field?

For example, I have a log the contains "clientIP:<IP_Address>". I can get how many times each IP address appears. What I am looking for is the total number of unique IP addresses.

I will try these options in a day or two and let you know the results.

ls -l /etc/rsyslog.d/ -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 736 Oct 18 16:02 90-nagioslogserver_var_tmp_logs_test.log.conf cat /etc/rsyslog.d/*.conf $ModLoad imfile $InputFilePollInterval 10 $PrivDropToGroup adm $WorkDirectory /var/lib/rsyslog # Input for import_json $InputFileName /var/tmp/logs/test.log $InputFi...

Problem is not with importing the file into Nagios Log Server. After importing the file, Nagios Log Server is not applying the filters properly. If you take a closer look at your output, you would see "_jasonparsefailure" in tags. Following is the "nc" command and screenshot from...

This is what I have in test.log file. I am using NLS 1.4.2

If I use netcat command, it works. nc -w 1 <nls_server> 2057 <<< `cat /var/tmp/logs/test.log` If I use "setup-linux.sh" command, I am getting "_jsonparsefailure" error. bash setup-linux.sh -s <nls_server> -p 2057 -f "/var/tmp/logs/test.log" -t import_json