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That did the trick!

Thank you!!

Here's the system profile, you asked for.

I found the culprit:
/var/log/logstash/logstash.log

I found a way to change the location of that log.
I will post the profile once it's made.

I tried running the CLI command, you linked, but I got the errors in the attached screenshot.

Seems the system drive is full for some reason.
Do you know of any way to make room on the system drive, so I can run the command without errors?

Hey Some background: My cluster ran out of harddisk space, so I had to move all my data to a bigger harddisk. I also had to delete a few corrupt indexes, including nagioslogserver. Therefore I was forced to restore the nagioslogserver index from a backup to regain access to the Web Interface of NLS....

Hey I'm having some trouble with our Nagios Log Server. About once a day elasticsearch enters the active (exited) state. Since the first time it happened, issuing the status command for elasticsearch is shown as in the attached picture. I have also attache an excerpt of the elasticsearch log display...

I cannot PM you. I suspect it's because my user is brand new.
Shall I post the file here?

For some reason I haven't been to log into our Nagios Log Server web interface with the admin user, I made when I installed Nagios Log Server. I have run into disk space problems twice. Once with the logstash files and once with the log files. The problem's appeared when I ran into disk space proble...