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Hi, i would like to get all the requests that start with / and there will be few alpha numeric characters and then ends with .css or .js, etc.
i have tried ^/*.(css|js)
but did not work. Any suggestions?
Sample requests
/B387_38.css
/Globalfile.js
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Well, you probably should not start the regex with a caret (^), unless you want to start your matching from the very beginning of the event. Also, there seems to be some confusion regarding regex wildcard characters.
*
= match the preceding character zero or more times
.
= match any character (once)
"slash, followed by a few alphanums, followed by dot, followed by either css
or js
" would look like;
/[A-Za-z0-9]+\.(js|css)
if you also want underscore to match in the filename, you can actually shorten the expression
/\w+\.(js|css)
Note, if you want to use the regex
search command, you might need to specify more things, like a field to operate on, or quoting.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/5.0.3/SearchReference/Regex
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Well, you probably should not start the regex with a caret (^), unless you want to start your matching from the very beginning of the event. Also, there seems to be some confusion regarding regex wildcard characters.
*
= match the preceding character zero or more times
.
= match any character (once)
"slash, followed by a few alphanums, followed by dot, followed by either css
or js
" would look like;
/[A-Za-z0-9]+\.(js|css)
if you also want underscore to match in the filename, you can actually shorten the expression
/\w+\.(js|css)
Note, if you want to use the regex
search command, you might need to specify more things, like a field to operate on, or quoting.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/5.0.3/SearchReference/Regex
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yep, if you use a field to operate on, the caret is relative to the field value.
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Add the initial caret.
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Thank you Kristian. the pattern i gave is uri and it always starts with / so that is why i had ^. So if i wanted to start with should i just add ^ at the beginning for the regex expression.
When i use the regex you have given, i am getting
/mobile/m/shared/css/global.css
/js/grainger/addtocartajax.js
which is not the format i am looking for (/B387_38.css or
/Globalfile.js). Do you know what to change?
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OOPS. A typo in the regexs. Fixed that now.
