Ip addresses not completed

[Andres Cevallos]

When I try to handle a event with an IP the string must be xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx but just it xxx

[Olivier Mansour]

you should'nt do that. graphite will split your ip with the dot into several nodes.

you can use the validator https://github.com/M6Web/StatsdBundle/tree/master/src/Validator/Constraints to check your event name

[Andres Cevallos]

so... I don't understand, you mean that I must validate first the name ? and then try to save the ip ¿

[Mikael RANDY]

You cannot use a string with dot as a node name as the StatsdBundle himself use dot as separator.

If you define a node named statsd.count.<ip>.connect, and replace "" with "127.0.0.1", StatsBundle will create a node statsd.count.127.0.0.1.connect, with 7 levels instead of 4.

@omansour advise you to use built-in validators to know if your node name is valid or not.

For your problem, you can replace the dot in the IP address by an another character like "_".
So, for my previous example, the created node will be statsd.count.127_0_0_1.connect, with 4 levels

[Andres Cevallos]

no no, I have a node that: site.client.ip

here I want save the IP from a client so...

$this->get('event_dispatcher')->dispatch('client.ip', new ClientIp($clientIp));

ClientIp class extend from StatsdEvent

[Olivier Mansour]

statsd cant just handle counter and timers. It's not a logging system.