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event process filtering script - catch and break event parameter

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    amitayb
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    Hi,
    I catch an event using EPP.
    I need to catch the event first parameter and regex it to catch relevant data from it.
    that create new event where my catched data should be a parameter - will use as event key.

    any idea how shold I implement it?
    I saw this example:
    $event->parameters[1] == %1

    in my case: the param is: bigipNotifyObjMsg = SNMP_TRAP: Virtual /Common/WEBCMSTEST_VIP-HTTPS has become unavailable
    I need to catch "/Common/WEBCMSTEST_VIP-HTTPS" and create new event from it.

    I assume event filter is the way.
    how can I test the results?
    whats the best way to do it?
    any examples?

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi,

      for event generation you can use PostEvent function. You can put everything into your filter script, but this seems a bit illogical, or create a script action. I would create a rule that matches event and executes script action. Inside that script (either filter script or action script) you can use something like this:

      if ($event->parameters[1] ~= "^SNMP_TRAP: Virtual (.*) has become unavailable")
      {
         PostEvent($node, "CUSTOM_EVENT", null, $1);
      }
      

      This will generate new event named CUSTOM_EVENT with path extracted from original event passed as first parameter.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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