Feature Request: Recursively Grok lines and streams about logstash-filter-grok HOT 4 CLOSED

I don't mean to distract from your question, but your format appears to be comma-delimited and is something the csv filter is great at!

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@jordansissel The csv filter is great! But for each particular csv! Which dawned on me while I was building a new filter for every new csv.

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Also, the current grok filter doesn't try to match across the entire line. Once the pattern match is satisfied once, it is fulfilled. So, with the example above, grok will only parse out one IPV4 address; not parsing out the second IPV4 address.

If grok can take the pattern and extract every match throughout the entire log line, not just once, then that's all I need. This is especially useful if the structure of the log is unknown and I'd like to just extract all IPV4's from the line

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Closing in favor of tracking this discussion in an older similar ticket, #35

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