Hi,
Thank you for taking the time to answer all my questions.
I've already learned a few things from reading the email that I'm going to apply. However, during my tests I had the impression that the messages were dropping when it didn't have the key. I'll look into the issue when I'll have more time in the coming weeks. I will not hesitate to contact you again.
Thanks,
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From: Sebastian Wagner wagner@cert.at Sent: vendredi 30 juillet 2021 09:42 To: Guillaume GRANJON DE LEPINEY ggranjon@excellium-services.be; 'intelmq-users@lists.cert.at' intelmq-users@lists.cert.at Subject: Re: [IntelMQ-users] [IntelMQ] Deduplication on an optional field
Hi, On 7/26/21 3:04 PM, Guillaume GRANJON DE LEPINEY wrote: I wonder if there is a simple way to use a Deduplicator bot on an optional field. Indeed, I noticed when I apply the deduplicator on an optional field that the null value must be entered in the redis because all messages (except the first one) that do not contain the field are dropped. Is there a workaround please?
I could work around this problem by adding two Sieve bots at the exit of the precedent bot that would jump the Deduplicator bot if the message doesn't have the field, but I don't find that to be optimal. Thus, I am open to any proposal that could help me.
The message-hash method ignores any non-existing key: https://github.com/certtools/intelmq/blob/8a8107ec6b332e710626d056b2b0446ab9... if filter_type == "whitelist" and key not in filter_keys: continue
You could either filter these messages out just before the deduplicator, but I don't see a reason for two sieve bots, one should be sufficient, plus using paths (see https://intelmq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/bots.html#sieve).
(btw: If someone tackles https://github.com/certtools/intelmq/issues/1250, the simpler filter expert would also work)
If that's not viable for you, then you'd need to adapt the deduplicator's code a bit, probably also introducing additional parameters. Using the Message.set_default_value is not possible either, as that would set a constant, leading to the same behavior as you have now.
I hope that helps a bit
Sebastian
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