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in_winevtlog: Fix threshold condition to avoid unnecessary warning#8771

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@Meetp369 Meetp369 commented Apr 28, 2024

This pull request addresses a conditioning error in the in_winevtlog.c file.

Currently, even if the highest allowed value (1843200) is set for the read_limit_per_cycle parameter in the configuration file, an unnecessary warning (read limit per cycle cannot exceed) message is still shown without exceeding the maximum threshold size.

MAXIMUM_THRESHOLD_SIZE =1843200.

issue (#8783)

  • Warning log

[2024/04/23 19:33:02] [ warn] [input:winevtlog:winevtlog.0] read limit per cycle cannot exceed 1.8M. Set up to 1.8M

This fix ensures that when the maximum value is set, the warning message is skipped, making the behavior more consistent and clear.


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