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We have one service that times out running an SQL query. I see the below timeout, but its a global change. Is it possible to change the timeout for one service that runs a perl script?


nagios.cfg:service_check_timeout=60

Yes, it auto-drills in to this if you only have 1 index, the following will delete that index, and then it will be re-created when the first new log comes in. If you only have a current day index you may need to run the following from the CLI curl -XDELETE localhost:9200/logstash-2018.07.19/ Thank ...

In the Actions column on the right you can click "delete" Or for days other than the current day, you can check all the boxes and choose delete from the "With selected indices: " drop down on the bottom I am sorry, but I don't see an actions column. Please see my attached screen...

scottwilkerson wrote:If you go to Admin -> Index Status

You can delete any or all of the daily indexes

I apologize, but all I see is a status of how many documents, total shards, and other statistics. How do I remove the data?

I messed up when trying to import data from a file. How do I delete the data out of the log server?

It did resolve the issue. Thank you for your help.

We currently have a syslog server that has around a year's worth of data.
Can I forward the syslog server to the nagios log server from the current syslog server?

Is there an easy way to import the years worth of data?

I disabled selinux ahead of time and set the umask to 0022 prior to the install. It may be a good idea to put this in the installation document as a prereq requirement.

I believe the issue is with file permissions in /var/www since my umask is 0077. What should the umask be on the server before the installation script is run?

No. The url returns a permission error 403. [Thu Jul 19 11:41:55.206662 2018] [core:error] [pid 3051] (13)Permission denied: [client XXXXXXXXX:60619] AH00035: access to /nagioslogserver denied (filesystem path '/var/www/html/nagioslogserver/www') because search permissions are missing on a component...