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Multiple time logs in one timestamp

jsryu0247
Engager

Hello

Multiple time logs in one timestamp
example

19/01/24 10:28:51 [2019-01-24 10:28:51] DEBUG [SyslogReceiver.java:212] ## Syslog Process.
[2019-01-24 10:28:51] DEBUG [SyslogReceiver.java:179] #### Syslog Message received
[2019-01-24 10:28:51] DEBUG [SyslogReceiver.java:220] ## Syslog L3IP Process

i need field

19/01/24 10:28:51[2019-01-24 10:28:51] DEBUG [SyslogReceiver.java:212] ## Syslog Process.
19/01/24 10:28:51[2019-01-24 10:28:51] DEBUG [SyslogReceiver.java:179] #### Syslog Message received
19/01/24 10:28:51[2019-01-24 10:28:51] DEBUG [SyslogReceiver.java:220] ## Syslog L3IP Process

where is alter
$SPLUNK_HOME/etc/system/local/props.conf

thank you

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harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Hi,

If you want to extract timestamp from your logs (which has different formats) then you can create custom datetime.xml which will extract correct timestamp, please refer https://answers.splunk.com/answers/692340/how-can-we-set-time-format-in-propsconf-where-the.html

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