I'm trying to (efficiently) create a chart that collects a count of events, showing the count as a value spanning the previous 24h, over time.  i.e. every bin shows the count for the previous 24h. This is intended to show the evaluations an alert is making every x minutes where it triggers if the count is greater than some threshold value.  I'm adding that threshold to the chart as a static line so we should be able to see the points at which the alert could have triggered. I have the following right now, but it's only showing one data point per day when I would prefer the normal 100 bins   ... | timechart span=1d count | eval threshold=1000   Hope that's not too poorly worded

HI All, I want to forward the log data using Splunk Universal forwarder to a specific index of Splunk Indexer. I am running UF and Splunk Indexer inside a docker container. I am able to achieve this by modifying the inputs.conf file of UF after the container is started.   [monitor::///app/logs] index = logs_data   But, after making this change, I have to RESTART my UF container.  I want to ensure when my UF starts, it should send the data to "logs_data" index by default (assuming this index is present in the Splunk Indexer) I tried overriding the default inputs.conf by mounting the locally created inputs.conf to its location Below is the snippet of how I am creating the UF container   splunkforwarder: image: splunk/universalforwarder:8.0 hostname: splunkforwarder environment: - SPLUNK_START_ARGS=--accept-license --answer-yes - SPLUNK_STANDALONE_URL=splunk:9997 - SPLUNK_ADD=monitor /app/logs - SPLUNK_PASSWORD=password restart: always depends_on: splunk: condition: service_healthy volumes: - ./inputs.conf:/opt/splunkforwarder/etc/system/local/inputs.conf   But, I am getting some weird error while container is trying to start.   An exception occurred during task execution. To see the full traceback, use -vvv. The error was: OSError: [Errno 16] Device or resource busy: b'/opt/splunkforwarder/etc/system/local/.ansible_tmpnskbxfddinputs.conf' -> b'/opt/splunkforwarder/etc/system/local/inputs.conf' fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => { "changed": false } MSG: Unable to make /home/splunk/.ansible/tmp/ansible-moduletmp-1710787997.6605148-qhnktiip/tmpvjrugxb1 into to /opt/splunkforwarder/etc/system/local/inputs.conf, failed final rename from b'/opt/splunkforwarder/etc/system/local/.ansible_tmpnskbxfddinputs.conf': [Errno 16] Device or resource busy: b'/opt/splunkforwarder/etc/system/local/.ansible_tmpnskbxfddinputs.conf' -> b'/opt/splunkforwarder/etc/system/local/inputs.conf'​   Looks like, some process is trying to access the inputs.conf while its getting overridden.  Can someone please help me solve this issue?   Thanks

As title. I'm updating to UF 9.2.0.1 via SCCM, but a subset of targets are failing to install the update with the dreaded 1603 return code. The behavior is the same whether or not I run the msi as SYSTEM (i.e., via USE_LOCAL_SYSTEM) or not. All the existing forwarders being updated are newer - 8.2+, but mostly 9.1.x. Oddly, if I manually run the same msiexec string with a DA account on the local system, the update usually succeeds. It's baking my noodle why it will work one way but not another. I have msiexec debug logging set up, but it's not giving me anything obvious to work with. I can also usually get it to install if I uninstall the UF and gut the registry of all vestiges of UF, but that's not something I want to do on this many systems. I've read a bunch of other threads with 1603 errors but none of them have been my issue, as far as I can tell. Any ideas as to what the deal is?

Hello, I'm currently working on a Splunk query designed to identify and correlate specific error events leading up to system reboots or similar critical events within our logs. My goal is to track sequences where any of several error signatures occurs shortly before a system reboot or a related event, such as a kernel panic or cold restart. These error signatures include "EDAC UE errors," "Uncorrected errors," and "Uncorrected (Non-Fatal) errors," among others. Here's the SPL query I've been refining:     index IN (xxxx) sourcetype IN ("xxxx") ("EDAC* UE*" OR "* Uncorrected error *" OR "* Uncorrected (Non-Fatal) error *" OR "reboot" OR "*Kernel panic* UE *" OR "* UE ColdRestart*") | append [| eval search=if("true" ="true", "index IN (xxx) sourcetype IN (xxxxxx) shelf IN (*) card IN (*)", "*")] | transaction source keeporphans=true keepevicted=true startswith="*EDAC* UE*" OR "* Uncorrected error *" OR "* Uncorrected (Non-Fatal) error *" endswith="reboot" OR "*Kernel panic* UE *" OR "* UE ColdRestart*" maxspan=300s | search closed_txn = 1 | sort 0_time | search message!="*reboot*" | table tj_timestamp, system, ne, message   My primary question revolves around the use of the `transaction` command, specifically the `startswith` and `endswith` parameters. I aim to use multiple conditions (error signatures) to start a transaction and multiple conditions (types of reboots) to end a transaction. Does the `transaction` command support using logical operators such as OR and AND within `startswith` and `endswith` parameters to achieve this? If not, could you advise on how best to structure my query to accommodate these multiple conditions for initiating and concluding transactions? I'm looking to ensure that my query can capture any of the specified start conditions leading to any of the specified end conditions within a reasonable time frame (maxspan=300s), but I've encountered difficulties getting the expected results. Your expertise on the best practices for structuring such queries or any insights on what I might be doing wrong would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and assistance.

Consider I have multiple such JSON events pushed to splunk.     { "orderNum" : "1234", "orderLocation" : "demoLoc", "details":{ "key1" : "value1", "key2" : "value2" } }     I am trying to figure out a spunk query that would give me the following output in a table  orderNum key value orderLocation 1234 key1 value1 demoLoc 1234 key2 value2 demoLoc the value from the key-value pair can be an escaped JSON string. we also need to consider this while writing regex.