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Cherry-pick #4772 to 6.0: Fix mixed up modules configuration #4784

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@tsg tsg commented Jul 28, 2017

Cherry-pick of PR #4772 to 6.0 branch. Original message:

Fixes #4761. Due to combining pointer and reference passing we ended up with
passing the same module pointer to multiple filesets. The pointer was correct
during initialization, but wrong during run time.

Also added an Info with the enabled modules / filesets.

* Fix mixed up modules configuration

Fixes elastic#4761. Due to combining pointer and reference passing we ended up with
passing the same module pointer to multiple filesets. The pointer was correct
during initialization, but wrong during run time.

Also added an Info with the enabled modules / filesets.
(cherry picked from commit 4ce5360)
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tsg commented Aug 2, 2017

jenkins, test it

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exekias commented Aug 2, 2017

jenkins, test it please

@exekias exekias merged commit 2892761 into elastic:6.0 Aug 2, 2017
leweafan pushed a commit to leweafan/beats that referenced this pull request Apr 28, 2023
* Fix mixed up modules configuration

Fixes elastic#4761. Due to combining pointer and reference passing we ended up with
passing the same module pointer to multiple filesets. The pointer was correct
during initialization, but wrong during run time.

Also added an Info with the enabled modules / filesets.
(cherry picked from commit 644ced8)
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