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the_wolverine
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05-18-2011
01:06 PM
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the_wolverine
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05-18-2011
01:06 PM
From the CLI:
./splunk _internal call /data/indexes/<index_name>/roll-hot-buckets –auth <admin_username>
(you will be prompted for the password)
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the_wolverine
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05-18-2011
01:06 PM
From the CLI:
./splunk _internal call /data/indexes/<index_name>/roll-hot-buckets –auth <admin_username>
(you will be prompted for the password)
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hanijamal
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04-20-2016
06:15 AM
what is the command or procedure to roll buckets on windows?
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wrangler2x
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02-01-2013
09:33 AM
If you do this when you have splund off it does not work. If you do this when it is running, though it creates a new cold bucket you still have a hot one. If you are trying to move the index, how do you do that when the documentation says not to copy hot buckets?
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joxley
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01-06-2015
07:02 AM
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wwhitener
Communicator
09-29-2011
08:35 AM
This is for 4.x.
For 3.4.5 it is:
/opt/splunk/bin/splunk search '| oldsearch !++cmd++::roll' -auth
