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Moving /var/opt/splunk directory, does not result in query the metrics

mkelderm
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In the log.cfg, I changed my directory of the $SPLUNK_HOME/var/log files destications. Now I am unable to query the *metrics.log files? No results.... I have restared Splunk> off course. Any idea what can be wrong?

marc

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Ayn
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Well in what location have you configured Splunk to look for the *metrics.log files? If you move the files, you'll have to change the monitors too.

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Ayn
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Well in what location have you configured Splunk to look for the *metrics.log files? If you move the files, you'll have to change the monitors too.

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Ayn
Legend

in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/system/default/inputs.conf

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mkelderm
Path Finder

from $SPLUNK_HOME/var/log/splunk to /var/log/splunk. In which file are the monitors located?

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