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prakash007
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06-02-2016
02:55 PM
I have the monitor stanza on one of my Universal Forwarders.....I tried to blacklist a particular JVM from which the logs are not required to be monitored. Any help would be appreciated on this.
inputs.conf
[monitor:///opt/server/webservers/*/logs/access*.log]
sourcetype=access_logs
blacklist=\/opt\/server\/webservers\/JVM_DEV\/logs\/access*\.log
crcSalt = <SOURCE>
index=devint2
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prakash007
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06-03-2016
08:31 AM
some how this worked for me as my logs might be in 2 different formats
/opt/server/webservers/JVM_DEV/logs/access.20160203000000.log
/opt/server/webservers/JVM_DEV/logs/access20160203000000.log
blacklist=\/opt\/server\/webservers\/JVM_DEV\/logs\/access\.?\d+\.log
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prakash007
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06-03-2016
08:31 AM
some how this worked for me as my logs might be in 2 different formats
/opt/server/webservers/JVM_DEV/logs/access.20160203000000.log
/opt/server/webservers/JVM_DEV/logs/access20160203000000.log
blacklist=\/opt\/server\/webservers\/JVM_DEV\/logs\/access\.?\d+\.log
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ddrillic
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06-03-2016
08:43 AM
.? takes care of the optional dot...
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woodcock
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06-02-2016
09:12 PM
Like this:
blacklist=\/opt\/server\/webservers\/JVM_DEV\/logs\/access[^\.]*\.log
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