look at prifilt()
https://www.rsyslog.com/doc/master/rainerscript/functions/rs-prifilt.html
this gives you an easy way to do traditional filtering (*.warn for warn or
worse) with the if...then syntax
string compares are string compares, so you can't do them directly, you could
however set $.foo variables for each level to become a number
i.e.
set $.warning = 4;
if *syslogseverity <= $.warning then {
David Lang
On Wed, 22 Jun 2022, Ede Wolf via rsyslog wrote:
Hello again,
last question for today. Is there a way to filter everything from warn
and up using the text names, besides using an "or" logic to list all of
them individually?
Just to give the idea, of course you cannot greater compare strings:
if ($syslogseverity-text >= "warning") then {
But maybe there is an alternative syntax, as it does work using the
number values:
if ($syslogseverity <= 4) then {
But using the old school names would be more intuitive. Adding all
five of them individually is not really a big deal, but maybe there is a
more elegant and versatile option.
Thanks
Ede
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