MYSQL_LEX_STRING general_host;
MYSQL_LEX_STRING general_sql_command;
MYSQL_LEX_STRING general_external_user;
MYSQL_LEX_STRING general_ip;
Additionally, as I needed to parse the audit log quickly, I added a new format (CSV) to replace both implementation of XML output (OLD & NEW).
This is an example of the new output:
AUDIT_RECORD - Audit::35531_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:15:36 UTC::5.5.33-31.1::--basedir=/usr --datadir=/var/lib/mysql --plugin-dir=/usr/lib64/mysql/plugin --user=mysql --log-error=/var/lib/mysql/percona1.err --pid-file=/var/lib/mysql/percona1.pid::x86_64-Linux AUDIT_RECORD - Connect,35532_2014-05-07T06:15:32,2014-05-07T06:16:04 UTC,1,0,root,root,,,localhost, AUDIT_RECORD - Query::35533_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:04 UTC::1::0::select @@version_comment limit 1::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Query::35534_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:20 UTC::1::0::SELECT DATABASE()::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Init DB::35535_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:20 UTC::1::0::(null)::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Query::35536_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:20 UTC::1::0::show databases::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Query::35537_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:20 UTC::1::0::show tables::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Field List::35538_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:20 UTC::1::0::::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Field List::35539_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:20 UTC::1::0::::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Query::35540_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:23 UTC::1::0::show databases::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Query::35541_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:27 UTC::1::0::SELECT DATABASE()::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Init DB::35542_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:27 UTC::1::0::(null)::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Query::35543_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:29 UTC::1::0::show tables::root[root] @ localhost [] AUDIT_RECORD - Query::35544_2014-05-07T06:15:32::2014-05-07T06:16:34 UTC::1::0::select * from t::root[root] @ localhost []The patch is available below and the compiled plugin for Centos 6 x86_64 for Percona Server 5.5.33-rel31. Update: I've now added the code in launchpad and changed the default audit format to CVS, so the first time the plugin is loaded, CVS is used and no need to restart mysqld to enable CVS.
The conclusion is simple: my beard narrowed and my face grew ! ... is this a sign that I'm becoming old ? ;-)
BTW, thx MariaDB's team for this nice and funny gift !
You can find the rpms for libimobiledevice 1.1.6 here.
At Percona Live MySQL Conference & Expo (PLMCE), I had the honor to receive a MySQL Community Award for the "Community Contributor of the year 2014". I was so proud and still I am.
This is the reason why I received it: Frederic organizes the MySQL & Friends Devroom at FOSDEM every year. He worked towards making a true community driven event participated by all key players. in 2014 the MySQL & Friends devroom also presented a shared booth/stand regrouping Oracle, MariaDB/SkySQL and Percona engineers and developers.
But this Award can't be only mine, I need to share it with all people that helped me in this adventure and that makes it possible. FOSDEM MySQL & Friends Devroom is maybe now the second best event in Europe after Percona Live UK (PLUK).
I'm sorry, "apologies upfront" (some people will understand this sentence), but I'll now thanks all the people that deserves it and the list is long:
- FOSDEM, for the acceptance of the MySQL & Friends Devroom every year since 2009.
- Kris sdog Buytaert, who encouraged me to give my first talk in the MySQL Devroom in 2010.
- Lenz Grimmer, to have run the devroom at the beginning
- Giuseppe @datacharmer Maxia, for having helped me and introduced me to key players in the Community to be able to create every year a strong Committee with people of different companies and opensource projects
- Colin @bytebot Charles, for having participate to all these devrooms as visitor, speaker and committee member (and congratulation for the Award too)
- Sergey Petrunia who also helped me the first year I was in charge of the devroom
- Henrik @h_ingo Ingo, who was a model for me in how he represented the Open Source in the MySQL ecosystem (you can come back whenever you want)
- Oracle, Tungsten, SkySQL, MariaDB, Percona to have allowed their engineers to travel, speak and share the booth with each others
- All committee members
- All speakers (2014, 2013,2012)
- All attendees
- and last but not least the Percona Belgian Team, Liz @lizztheblizz van Dijk, Dimitri @dim0 Vanoverbeke and Kenny @gryp Gryp who supported me for the logistic and organized a wonderful Community Dinner this year.
Again thank you everybody, this award is our award to all of us !ngrep -d p3p1 -lqi -p -W none ^get\|^post tcp dst port 80(-d p3p1 is used to specify the interface if you have multiple choices)
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