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Timestamp extraction props.conf

aaronkorn
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hello,

We have the following timestamp in our log but are unsure how to edit the props.conf to pick it up:

The format is MM/DD HH:MM YY

IDENTIFIER TIMESTAMP T C RESOURCE_NAME DESCRIPTION
AA8AB241 0115010113 T O OPERATOR OPERATOR NOTIFICATION
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04079 AAA5
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04074 AAA5
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04071 AAA5
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04055 AAA5
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04050 AAA5
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04049 AAA5
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04042 AAA5
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04038 AAA5
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04031 AAA5
BF05CF18 0115010013 I H pt3rmt04030 AAA5

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You may be looking for this:

TIME_FORMAT=%m%d%H%M%S
TIME_PREFIX=^\S+\s+

Note, the prefix may be wrong for other types of data you have. It just skips over the first word.

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Works for me when taking your sample data into the data inputs preview.

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aaronkorn
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

This didnt seem to do it.

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