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processors.regex doesn't works well. or works unstable #4787
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I tested Telegraf 1.8.0. The same behavior |
I think this is the same bug as in #4594, lets discuss further on that issue. |
No. This is other bug.
There is no topicname=sonoff after restart |
This may just be an issue of which order the two processors run in. Unless you add the
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Yes. It helps. |
@Dees7 there is no |
Yes, I ask if I can define order of tagging and output to influxdb. Something like:
Because I have no "topicname" in output to influxdb (and POWERs were added as tag not float) if it was not printed with |
Inputs and Outputs do not have an If you are still having issues after adding the |
Ok. Now it looks as unstable connection to mqtt. |
Keep an eye on #4594 for updates on the MQTT issue. |
Using below options should be part of documentation... Would be such a time saver!
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Relevant telegraf.conf:
System info:
Telegraf unknown (git: master 3268937)
Description: Raspbian GNU/Linux 9.4 (stretch)
mosquitto is an MQTT v3.1 broker.
Steps to reproduce:
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n. processors.regex begins work again after 5-10 telegram restart.
Expected behavior:
tag topicname=sonoff
Actual behavior:
no tag "topicname" after restart
Additional info:
publishing:
testing as client subscribtion with mosquitto_sub:
Telegraf log (looks good topicname=sonoff)
Telegraf log with no topicname
mosquito.log
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