Which extensions (possibly blocking content
> like Javascript) are you using?
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> Cheers,
> Jochen
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>> Hi there
>>
>> I just did a search on the marketplace for Azure related plug
of people. If you're using syslog, then
your records are flowing into graylog within sub-second accuracy - so
throwing away the perceived timestamp and put a proper one in doesn't
change the accuracy. And for those where being off by 0.4sec matters - well
continue to use 'false' :-)
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I did not find that intuitive, but that's the mongodb standard, so I'd
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if anyone had
one for Azure/365?
Splunk has one (https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/3110/) from the looks of
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environment is still nowhere near as busy as using (say) Linux as a router
could be, so I'm worried by your comment because we use firewalling on our
graylog systems too... Although being old school, I used iptables - not
firewalld (not that it should make a difference?)
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as its more
efficient. But if WANs or the Internet is involved - use TCP. And in fact,
use TLS over TCP - just because it's 2016 - not 1999 ;-)
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time for maintaining it?"
ie if you're not paying for a product, YOU ARE THE PRODUCT
...although these days, it seems to be that even if you are paying, you're
also the product :-/ (see Windows 10)
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and I should use Roles instead. Is that a mistake? Also I can't
see how to add permissions against the account - is this action not
supported through the GUI?
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e that allows universal search
- but with no form of write access?
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aren't any.
So now I'm using the following to get me an array of field->values - works
fine :-)
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ppears to have any actual data??
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ou're running postfix, then I'd suspect
you'll find it's actually running on 127.0.0.1 port 25 (that's the default
for RHEL/CentOS). So just configure it to use that and it will act
identically to calling /usr/sbin/sendmail
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programming skills I did manage to get a
python demo script successfully pulling down admin login events - but
that's about my limits - so I'm hoping someone has done a deeper
integration and just hasn't got around to publishing it on the graylog
market? :-)
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nitely all went into "old" indices. Waitaminute -
that's not how it works. Mustn't it always go into the current index, even
if the timestamps are no longer vaguely related? I can't say I've thought
much about it - it simply worked
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and I don't know if it's weird Java-based regex library supports that - so
I stuck with [a-z]+ to match "http" and "https" (and I guess "ftp" too)
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On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 11:28 AM, Jason Haar <jason_h...@trimble.com> wrote:
> If I take the regex I wrote in this rule (as per first email), replace
> '\\' with '\', then the regex works fine via egrep. It's a simple "when, do
> this" type statement: I can't see what
e another pipeline with two rules and it's working just fine - it
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> testing pipeline rules.
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in your system.
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Whoa! Thanks - that's good to know
Perhaps the Input fiddling options should be mentioned in the "Message
Processors Configuration" page - perhaps like a fake, uneditable "plugin
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mplicated, but even this doesn't
work - so 'baby steps' :-)
Any ideas? Also, I really only want this pipeline on one Input channel - do
they have to be "universal"?
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Seems to only affect Firefox (ie I see it every time I do a search in
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servers? With drools, the rules file
would be trivial to share - but I guess you have to restart graylog to
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ield and support
for left hand wildcards - not good things to have in graylog from a
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Hi there
I just did a simple search on 30 days of data and managed to trigger the
following ES error
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error page for starters. It looks to me like graylog didn't expect that ES
search to error out and that caused it to block? (I'm assuming ES generated
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"Must be reachable by other
Graylog server nodes if you run a cluster" - no mention of this being
required by web browsers.
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you shouldn't create more than are needed
Wouldn't it be sensible to always have a "default" Stream named "All data"
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> what's your Graylog and Elasticsearch configuration? Are there any error
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to do with marvel - it's just the
last change I made. The reason I installed it was because I have had ES
continually doing this kind of thing - but previously stopping graylog,
restarting ES and waiting would lead to a happy ES - but no longer.
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Super,
Are there some guidelines on upgrading from 1.3.4 > 2.0?
Would be useful. One is "don't have dots in your fieldnames" as I
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tually pick up ES
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I need more graylog-servers feeding into the same ES?
How can I differentiate between those two - what does that error case look
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re's some way I could do the same thing with curl/etc, but
adding a "replace extractors" to the "import extractors/export extractors"
dropdown list would be much easier?
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already done it, or
conversely, is there a way of changing a program that outputs directly to
Elasticsearch to output to GELF? (so as to make it work with graylog)
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lib/systemd/system/elasticsearch.service is replaced every
time you upgrade elasticsearch. So either their documentation is wrong and
/etc/sysconfig/elasticsearch is what "wins", or their rpm installer is
broken. I'll open a bug report for them (not a graylog issue - but a FYI
for others)
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associated with the new fieldname - ie pretty simple. And yet I couldn't
search for a word? The converter on the extractor was the default
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This is graylog-1.2.2
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Hi there
Has anyone figured out how to get Google Apps logging into graylog?
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there's a Splunk connector for it
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Says it all really. After upgrading from 1.16 to 1.2rc4, none of the LDAP
(actually ActiveDirectory) accounts work - even the Admin ones (thankfully
the standard backdoor "admin" account still works)
I tried logging in with a new LDAP account - it also fails (default user
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Whoops - forgot to mention this was LDAPS to our Global Catalog LDAP
service (that's the trick Microsoft uses to emulate "flattening" an AD
hierarchy
Also I just changed from LDAPS to LDAP so that I could sniff what's going
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are there any standard field naming conventions that should be
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I hear that some form of geoip support is expected in graylog-1.2?
That's currently not planned.
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measuring the impact of extractors? ie metrics on how long it takes
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I've used extractors to create a bunch of fields to apply over incoming
data to search against. Similarly I have other data coming in via GELF with
extra fields too. Search works when I do fieldName:full-value, but
doesn't work for fieldName:full or fieldName:full*.
It's as if they
It just happened again and this time elasticsearch is hosed. The out of
memory error was system-wide - dmesg confirmed it. So the system ran out
of memory, elasticsearch crashed, and now graylog-server cannot talk to it
any more.
When graylog-server attempts to connect to elasticsearch, it
You've got a bad filter. There is no uid field in AD, you either need to
use sAMAccountName or userPrincipalName
Use sAMAccountName is you are a single domain, or userPrincipalName if
you have multiple domains in a single forest (and use the GC ldap port
[3268] instead of standard ldap)
Jason
We have the following format and it works for us
Search Base DN: dc=xxx,dc=yyy
User Search Pattern: ((objectClass=user)(userPrincipalName={0}))
Display Name attribute: displayName
(so did you remember to put brackets around the filter?)
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I'm using syslog-ng to feed in data via a syslog/TCP channel and it's
continually (every 10 seconds) dropping the TCP channel - forcing syslog-ng
to restart it
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Syslog connection broken; fd='408',
I don't believe - how STUPID of me!!! Spot on - I was testing this by
working on an apache access_log file I copied over on Saturday and by the
time I stopped fiddling and started testing, it was days old. And then
didn't even think to expand the search to multiple days. D'oh!!!
Working fine
Hi there
I've been adding extractors to our incoming syslog Input and it's been
great - fantastic feature :-)
However, I'm starting to get worried about the longer-term impact of me
going all hell-for-leather on this: how much of a performance impact does
adding new fields have?
I've added
Hi there
I'm trying to feed data from files in via GELF over UDP and hit a wall. The
following sample code works fine (note xtimestamp)
echo '{version: 1.1,host: example.org,xtimestamp:
1437290906.000,short_message: A3 short message that helps you identify
what is going on,full_message:
Just a FYI but if you wanted to expose graylog on the normal ports (port
80 (http) or port 443 (https)) then it doesn't work because graylog runs as
an unprivileged user. I fake it via iptables trickery (Linux - I expect
other OSes have the same feature)
ie
*nat
-A PREROUTING -p tcp -m tcp
Hi there
I have an incoming syslog stream that amongst working data also contains
borked syslog records from Snare - which is a Windows EventLog to syslog
service
The problem is the application_id ends up as
MSWinEventLogtab0tabSecurity and message: begins with
Sun Jul 26 03:36:53 2015 4769
Hi there
I'm wanting to feed our (multiple) squid server logs into graylog and want
to simply rsync the logs into a staging directory on the server, and have
the collector pipe them in via the GELF connector. (ie I don't want them
put into syslog, nor do I want to install java on the proxies
Hi there
I just learnt about graylog2 yesterday: what a revelation! The developers
have done a WONDERFUL job. I have our central syslog server forwarding
1000+ syslog records/sec into a single virtual CentOS7 server and it's
humming along. Obviously not much data in it yet, but so far I'm
Hi there
Let me confess that I have an agenda of wanting graylog-web to support
SAML, but from my google-ing about I can also see others have asked for
Kerberos, Basic, etc authentication to be added to graylog-web.
That is actually sounding like a whole lot of work... I was wondering if an
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