Improved MariaDB PCRE support #38
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Will add ^.* and .*$ to abuser patterns automatically, when needed Updated extract_ipaddr procedure to extract ALL addresses, not just the first
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Improved MariaDB PCRE support
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Updated the extract_ipaddr code for MariaDB. Will actually extract ALL (unique) IPs instead of just the first one it finds.
Improved abuser parser. If a regex is specified that doesn't start with ^ or end with$, it will add ^.* and/or .*$ to ensure the pattern will match the full string. Previously, because this is using
REGEXP_REPLACE, specifying a pattern that didn't match the full log line would result in more than just the targeted match being extracted. This will force patterns to match the full line resulting in only the matching grouping being extracted.