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I've created a single Slack output that sends data with attachment to a single channel. I've mapped multiple streams to this same output. Whenever streams generate a message, the message in Slack frequently contains the wrong stream name.
For example, stream A generates a message, but in Slack the message is: "New message in Graylog stream B*.
It's rather inconsistent and I haven't figured out why; perhaps a variable gets assigned incorrectly?
Or is it expected to have to create a Slack output for every mapped stream?
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SlackMessageOutput (which seems to represent a Slack channel) has a single stream field. This does not align with the common usage, where multiple streams are pointed to a single Slack channel. It would be great to find a solution to this.
I've created a single Slack output that sends data with attachment to a single channel. I've mapped multiple streams to this same output. Whenever streams generate a message, the message in Slack frequently contains the wrong stream name.
For example, stream A generates a message, but in Slack the message is: "New message in Graylog stream B*.
It's rather inconsistent and I haven't figured out why; perhaps a variable gets assigned incorrectly?
Or is it expected to have to create a Slack output for every mapped stream?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: