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I’ll avoid the use of mysql_error function in next release.

Thank you for suggestion,
F.

Hi @johnbburg,
I appreciate your help in maintaing this plugins, and I apologies for late reply.

I saw you got a github account. May I ask you to create pull requests to following project ?
https://github.com/kataweb/wp2syslog

I’m working now to fix php7 compatibility and I’m doing a better input sanitize.

F.

I’m on a WP 4.1.2 and a PHP 5.4.35.

It seems that strlen($haystack)===0 raise the Warning.
Maybe the homepage ?

Sure.
I’ve tried 0.7 version.
Now I’m seeing this warning:

[22-Apr-2015 07:46:02 UTC] PHP Warning: substr_compare(): The start position cannot exceed initial string length in wordstress.php on line 99

Sorry, “php -l *php” won’t work as I expected.

Version 1.0.2 is online with fix you suggested.

Thanks,
F.

svn ci -m “change version for php 5.3 backward compatibility”

Done ??

Enjoy.

F.

I’ve fixed line 95 in the wp2syslog.php. You can overwrite your existing copy of plugin with https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/wp2syslog.zip

Now it works with php 5.3.

Hope this helps,
F.

Sorry, I’ve tested this plugin only with 5.4 version of PHP.

Array dereferencing was added only in 5.4 as you can see here ..
https://wiki.php.net/rfc/functionarraydereferencing

Actually it won’t work with 5.3, but I’ll commit soon a hot fix to work with that version.

Thanks for your suggestion,
F.

PS Take a look to https://php.net/supported-versions.php ??

No reason to check if $needle === “”.

endsWith has to check:
1) $haystack lenght > 0
2) strlen($haystack)>=strlen($needle)
3) strpos !== FALSE

return strlen($haystack) && ($len=strlen($haystack)-strlen($needle)) >= 0 && strpos($haystack, $needle, $len) !== FALSE;

Hope this helps and thanks for your plugin,
F.

Sorry, I’ve never heard bout splunk.

I’ll keep in mind the possibility of a db export in a CSV format in next releases.
First, I think this plugin needs a refactory: it’s too old ??

It’s just a little toy to write logs to your system log.
It use php “openlog” function.

After writing to local syslog, you may concentrate different hosts with rsyslog and query using schema Logstash+Elasticsearch+Kibana:
https://www.elasticsearch.org/overview/

Hope this helps.

F.

It was a typo in function declaration.
I fixed it in 0.2.2:

function wp2syslog_register_post($arg=’null’, $arg2=’null’) {

Thanks.

F.