Cherry-pick #12529 to 7.2: [Filebeat] Fix RFC5424 date format in system/syslog in pipeline #12543
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…stic#12529) The date format used by the system/syslog pipeline has a couple of issues: - Since Elasticsearch switched to Java time from Joda time, it won't correctly parse timezone offsets that use a colon to separate hours and minutes. - RFC5424 allows for 1 to 6 digits for the fractional second. This updates the pipeline to also accept 3 decimals (milliseconds). (cherry picked from commit d30b4dc)
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The original fix hardcoded some date formates that are a subset of ISO8601. This adds full ISO8601 date support to the pipeline. Related elastic#12543
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The original fix hardcoded some date formates that are a subset of ISO8601. This adds full ISO8601 date support to the pipeline. Related elastic#12543 (cherry picked from commit 83a4b25)
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…stic#12529) (elastic#12543) The date format used by the system/syslog pipeline has a couple of issues: - Since Elasticsearch switched to Java time from Joda time, it won't correctly parse timezone offsets that use a colon to separate hours and minutes. - RFC5424 allows for 1 to 6 digits for the fractional second. This updates the pipeline to also accept 3 decimals (milliseconds). (cherry picked from commit dd4d52f)
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… (elastic#12573) The original fix hardcoded some date formates that are a subset of ISO8601. This adds full ISO8601 date support to the pipeline. Related elastic#12543 (cherry picked from commit c2b4f50)
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Cherry-pick of PR #12529 to 7.2 branch. Original message:
The date format used by the system/syslog pipeline has a couple of issues with RFC5424 messages:
Since Elasticsearch switched from Joda time to Java time, it won't correctly parse timezone offsets that use a colon to separate hours and minutes.
RFC5424 allows for 1 to 6 digits for the fractional second. This updates the pipeline to also accept 3 decimals (milliseconds).