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So, I'm a Splunk fan, as well as a Formula 1 fan. I saw the blog posts about the F1 app and decided it might be a good way to get my son interested in Splunk, etc. So, I installed Splunk on a CentOS 7 system, then started working to install the F1 app from GitHub. Splunk itself is working as expected. However, when I attempt to launch the F1 app, I get a 500 error. The error lists the typical 'look in web_service.log' message, but there's really nothing there.
It's been quite a while since I've had to actually do any admin work on a Splunk system. I can't seem to find the issue. I think it could be rights or port related. I'm not sure that I need to add port 514, for UDP, before I can run the app.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Hey mbuschle!
I am also running the app on centos and ran into issues with the Addon. I reported them to Jon and he has updated the github. Try removing, cloning again and re-installing. It is working for me now.
Side note, once you get it installed and create an input, I manually updated the inputs.conf to set the sourcetype to f1:telemetry. I have let Jon know this as well as there is no option for setting the sourcetype in the input GUI, or props that rename the sourcetype, thus the extractions wont hit.
Here is the inputs.conf I ended up with in my lab:
[f1_2016_ps4_udp_listener://f1_2016_ps4_udp_listener]
index = f1
sourcetype = f1:telemetry
interval = -1
opt_port = 2514
opt_source = f1:udp:2514
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Hey mbuschle!
I am also running the app on centos and ran into issues with the Addon. I reported them to Jon and he has updated the github. Try removing, cloning again and re-installing. It is working for me now.
Side note, once you get it installed and create an input, I manually updated the inputs.conf to set the sourcetype to f1:telemetry. I have let Jon know this as well as there is no option for setting the sourcetype in the input GUI, or props that rename the sourcetype, thus the extractions wont hit.
Here is the inputs.conf I ended up with in my lab:
[f1_2016_ps4_udp_listener://f1_2016_ps4_udp_listener]
index = f1
sourcetype = f1:telemetry
interval = -1
opt_port = 2514
opt_source = f1:udp:2514
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That did it. I had reinstalled via the zip file a few times, but that didn't fix it. Thanks.
