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Blacklist regular expression not working

AnmolKohli
Explorer

I want to blacklist below 2 files:

op_fe-run_autostat*.log
op_fe-proteus_prod_archive*.log

  • here can be any number/characters

I used below regex but the same is not working. Can someone please help.

blacklist = .(run_autostat|proteus_prod_archive).log$

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amaynardclarku
Engager

inputs.conf?

You should include one of these keys: http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.4.2/Data/MonitorWindowseventlogdata#Create_advanced_fi...

so yours might be something like:
blacklist1 = Message=%.(run_autostat|proteus_prod_archive)..log%

depending on where the string is in the message field, in might also be
blacklist1 = Message=%^.(run_autostat|proteus_prod_archive)..log$%

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harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Can you please post your filename and regex with Code Sample format (Please use button 101010)

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teunlaan
Contributor

shouldn't it be

.(run_autostat|proteus_prod_archive).*\.log$
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