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in_http: fix payload parsing and error response
Signed-off-by: Eduardo Silva <[email protected]>
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I'm having multiple inputs with tag (i.e kube.something.* , kube.something1.* ) while using the Kubernetes filter, it removes the path of the log file using kube_prefix, and then takes up the log file name to extract the require data and call the Kubernetes Api,
But when i'm using something in input tag apart from kube.* it's not able to resolve the name while calling the kube api, i tried to fit in with a custom regex but it seems to be working for some specific inputs, meanwhile all inputs are following same input naming convention. is that a bug??
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@Ripurwar80 pls open a new github issue since this is a commit to fix an in_http bug