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drodman29
Path Finder

I have HTTP logs of the general format:
POST /search.do?sources=Name1&sources=name2&sources=name3&sources=name4

I'm looking for a good way to do stats/pie charts on the sources, but I only get the first value of the field with the default extractors. Suggestions?

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Put this in your props.conf and transforms.conf

props.conf

[YourSourcetype]
...
Other existing Settings
.....
REPORT-mv_sources = xf-mvsrc


transforms.conf

[xf-mvsrc]
REGEX = sources=(?<sources>[^&]+)
MV_ADD = true

Restart/refresh splunk instance after applying the change.

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Put this in your props.conf and transforms.conf

props.conf

[YourSourcetype]
...
Other existing Settings
.....
REPORT-mv_sources = xf-mvsrc


transforms.conf

[xf-mvsrc]
REGEX = sources=(?<sources>[^&]+)
MV_ADD = true

Restart/refresh splunk instance after applying the change.

drodman29
Path Finder

One small change on the regex sources=(?[^(&|\?)]+)

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