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I am using Splunk 4.2 and would like to know if .7z files can be indexed?
I have attempted to index .7z files via the below steps, but have been unsuccessful:
- Copying the crawl.conf file from ..\etc\system\default.
- Placing the crawl.conf file in ..\etc\system\local.
- Adding 7z to the packed_extensions_list line.
- Restarting Splunk.
- Re-indexing the location which holds the .7z files.
Thank you for any direction that can be given!
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No. Splunk has configurations for gzip, bz2, and compress files, among others, but not 7z. You could probably add support for that if you choose and install a command-line decompressor with streaming decompression by mimicking the configuration for tgz files.
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No. Splunk has configurations for gzip, bz2, and compress files, among others, but not 7z. You could probably add support for that if you choose and install a command-line decompressor with streaming decompression by mimicking the configuration for tgz files.
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Thanks for the prompt response! I may just end up having to stick with ZIP files, instead of 7z files then.
If I were to attempt support of 7z files, where would I go to get more info on mimicking the tgz configuration/setup?
Thanks!
