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Splunk Add-On for MySQL (Splunk_TA_mysql) v2.0.2 - two errors in default/props.conf

chris_barrett
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

The default/props.conf for v2.0.2 of the add-on contains two issues - both of which are generating WARNING messages in splunkd.log

Issue #1
 
[mysql:errorLog:mysqld_safe]
EXTRACT-queries_in_queue = (?<queries_in_queue>[\.\d]+) queries \in queue

I believe that the slash before the in was an attempt to stop the "in queue" being treated as the 'regex in field' format of an EXTRACT.
 
I believe that the line should read:
EXTRACT-queries_in_queue = (?<queries_in_queue>[\.\d]+) queries\sin\squeue
 
Issue #2
 
[mysql:processInfo]
FIELDALIAS-cim_builder = thd_id AS process user AS user
 
Splunk was generating the following warning:
WARN  FieldAliaser - Invalid field alias specification in stanza 'mysql:processInfo': FIELDALIAS-cim_builder='thd_id AS process user AS user'

I believe it's because of the redundant 'host AS host' and removing it in a local/props.conf appears to have confirmed this.
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artemrys
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hello @chris_barrett ,

We are working on a new release of Splunk Add-on for MySQL and those issues will be fixed there. 

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artemrys
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

MySQL v3.0.0 is released.

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