Need help with pipeline rule to replace source string

[TrezOne (Charish Patel)]

So I have my pfSense router logs being fed into my Graylog instance over Syslog UDP. I have a bunch of extractors from https://github.com/Hobadee/Graylog_Extractors_pfSense configured but they only handle the firewall logs.For all the other syslog messages pertaining to php-fpm, ssh, etc. al as examples, it’s using the application as the source. Example messages below:

php-fpm: /index.php: Successful login for user 'admin' from: 192.168.0.227
sshd[76927]: Accepted keyboard-interactive/pam for root from 192.168.0.227 port 1221 ssh2

In this message, Graylog sees the source as “php-fpm:”. So, I figured I’d try a pipeline rule that would do the trick.

rule "Change source to pfSense hostname"
when
    regex(("^[a-z]\\:"), to_string($message.source)).matches == true OR
    regex(("^[a-z]\\[d+\\]\\:"), to_string($message.source)).matches == true
then
    set_field("source", "pfSense-Router");
end

Syntax-wise it seems to be OK, but there aren’t any messages being processed by this rule and I can’t figure out why. Any help would be awesome and appreciated

[benvanstaveren]

To start with the most obvious question: did you attach the pipeline to the stream that receives the messages?

[TrezOne (Charish Patel)]

Yep. I have two separate streams for the pfSense logs: one for the firewall, another for all the other syslog stuff. I also attached it to the all messages stream in case the rules for my custom streams weren’t being met for some reason.