chopping up lastlog

[JJ_of_c9]

I have managed to get our linux hosts' lastlog data in our Splunk> (version 5.0.2, build 149561) easily enough, but what I am trying to accomplish (with any additional app installs, thanks) is "chop up" the lastlog results into a
chart by host, user, ip and date.

I tried at Extract Fields on the results and could NOT get it to recognize a list of 40 names?
20 Most Common and 20 'Random' names either together or separately both return "No regex could be learned. Try providing different examples or restriction."

I tried the actual names from "sample events" and it just barks the same message.
Even the simple names list (Lucy Ricky Fred Ethel) fails.

We have the Splunk_TA_nix installed.

Sample data via splunk shows:

USERNAME FROM LATEST

root xx.xxx.61.95 Jun 5 06:15:58 2013

some_user isp-24-249-207- Jun 4 08:03:29 2013

another_user what.ever Jun 2 13:00:15 2013

Edit: Wed Jun 05, 2013 - 1:01:38 PM EDT

Extracted Fields vs Indexed Fields...so I want to extract the usernames from the output of

sourcetype="lastlog" host="*"

Fri Jun 07, 2013 - 2:22:40 PM EDT
Some progress...
\w+\s+\w+\s+\w+\s+(?P[^ ]+)
but this only grabs "root" and one other username
so, still banging away...

Thanks

[glitchcowboy · Accepted solution]

Is this what you're looking for?:

index=os sourcetype=lastlog|multikv|table host,LATEST,FROM,USERNAME

[mike11339]

I also found this format to be useful and easy to read.

sourcetype="lastlog" |dedup host| multikv |stats list(USERNAME) AS login_user, list(LATEST) AS login_time by host

[piebob]

jj: if glitch's answer solved your problem, please accept his answer by checking the checkbox. thanks!

[JJ_of_c9]

Very close and it gives me so much to work with. I can shape the output further thanks to you and this working example.

sourcetype="lastlog"| multikv|table host,USERNAME,LATEST,FROM | dedup host sortby lastlogin_time | table host,USERNAME,LATEST,FROM

Thank you very much!

John Jones of

cirrhus9.com