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I do have another question related to this topic. This may be a simple fix, but as you previously know my coding is on the basic side. With the python script shipper.py, I've noticed that some of the messages from my log file are not making it through and also some additional junk in the message fie...

Thanks jolson, I've appeared to get it sort of working with some redundant fields but i'll fix that up soon enough. if [host] ==xxx.xxx.xx.xxx' { grok { match => ['message', '%{TIMESTAMP_ISO8601:im_timestamp}'] } } date { locale => "en" match => [ "im_timestamp", "YYYY-MM-dd...

Thanks for the response. This is a default dashboard, after reading around some threads I think the issue is that my new field 'im_timestamp' is being parsed as a string and the histogram doesn't like it. I tried parsing it as a date in the grok filter with the code below: grok { match => ['message'...

No, this is the histogram within Nagios Log Server.
The error on the histogram.

Thanks for the response, I may have been unclear with what I was trying to accomplish. Will breaking the data down further allow me to graph the data in a histogram? As it is an import the @timestamp field will all mostly be identical and when graphing in an histogram will not give an accurate repre...

This is a little relevant, are there maintenance periods for alerts?

The weekend is our maintenance period where we patch and upgrade a few of the systems we monitor and we don't want Nagios to be sending alerts during this time.

Is this in Nagios log server?

Thanks Jolson, Basically troubleshooting with the test words code you gave me, I figured I made a rookie mistake in using the wrong IP (external instead of internal address). My next question is, as I am importing logs the @timestamp field won't accurately show for the imported logs. @timestamp fiel...

Hi I'm currently trying to import from a file, I've attempted to follow the steps from the 'source setup' within Nagios but have run into a problem. Firstly my experience using Linux is pretty much non existent, I've downloaded the shipper.py script and installed netcat. When attempting to ship a lo...

At the moment being able to have something similar to %uniquehosts% but for SourceModuleName (which shows top 10 sourcemodulename's matching the alert threshold).

I do realize this is a newly added additional and hopefully more macros will be released, but looking forward to future macros.

Thanks Jolson,

While on the topic of alerts, just playing around with some of the email templates macros.

Are there additional macros available? I found the %uniquehosts% to be helpful but I'd like to display SourceModuleName in the alerts if possible.