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- Options
-l | --log-file=<log-file>
: Specifies the location of a log file to be anonymized.- This option can be specified repeatedly for a number of files. Wildcards can be specified and directories can be specified should all included files be anonymized.
- Plain text log files as available with the .log file extension are considered and compressed log files available with the .gz file extension, see the JS7 - Log Rotation article.
- Anonymized log file names are prefixed with the string:
anonymized-
- By default anonymized log files are stored to the directory in which original log files are found.
-o | --output-dir=<directory>
: Optionally specifies the output directory to which anonymized log files are stored. If this argument is omitted then anonymized log files are stored to their original directory.-r | --rules-file=<rules-file>
: Optionally specifies the location of a file in YAML format that holds the expressions that should rules to be applied for anonymization.-e | --export-rules=<rules-file>
: Optionally specifies the location of a file to which default expressions the built-in rules for anonymization are exported.
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- Creates anonymized versions of the indicated log files in the given output directory:
/tmp/logs/anonymized-joc.log
/tmp/logs/anonymized-joc-debug.log
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- Creates anonymized versions of the indicated log files from the given directory. The wildcard specifies any log files carrying a name that starts with
joc
to be used. - The wildcard includes to specify consider plain text log files available from the .log file extension and it includes to specify consider compressed log files that are available from a .gz file extension.
- Anonymized log files are stored in the output directory.
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- The build-in rules are exported to a file in YAML format.
- This file can be used to adjust rules and can be applied for anonymization later on.
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log-anonymizer.sh --log-file=/var/sos-berlin.com/js7/agent/var_4445/logs/*.log \ --output-dir=/tmp/logs \ --rules-file=/tmp/rules.yaml |
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