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Chapter 2: HP Clustered File System Commands 11
Operations. The supported filter operations are:
Syntactical elements. Expressions can be enclosed in parentheses “( )”
and can contain
AND and OR operations, which use the syntax && and ||
respectively.
AND and OR operations can be used only to connect filter
event subtypes, filter event fields, and parenthesized statements. Logical
negation is also allowed using the ! character. If there are multiple || and
&& operations within a single parenthesized portion of the filter, they are
given precedence from right to left. For example alert && basic ||
customer is the same as alert && (basic || customer).
location The IP address from which the event was generated,
specified in dotted-decimal format.
processid The process ID of the process that logged the event (an
integer between 0 and 65536).
eventid The ID assigned to the event (the range of values is 0 to
65536).
categoryid The ID assigned to the category for the event.
severity The severity level of the event (the values are: success,
debug, info, warning, error, critical, emergency,
auditsuccess, auditfailure).
source The component that generated the message.
subject The event subject. This field can be used only with the =
operator. The right-hand side must be an extended
regular expression string surrounded by the “[” and “]”
characters. See the examples below.
message The text included with the message. This field has the
same restrictions as the subject field.
= Test if a filter event field is equal.
<= Test if a filter event field is less than or equal.
<> Test if a filter event field is not equal.
< Test if a filter event field is less than.
>= Test if a filter event field is greater than or equal.
> Test if a filter event field is greater.
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