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darthmdh · ‎07-09-2015

I've filed a bug against dash in Ubuntu for this misbehaviour. Searching the internet shows its cropped up in various guises over the years depending on which application spawned dash as /bin/sh (e.g. PHP), and in every case the accepted solution was to stop using dash. As someone who isn't fond of bash (zsh FTW! 🙂 I don't think that solution is long-term acceptable. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dash/+bug/1473000

darthmdh · ‎02-10-2012

"splunk" is an executable in the bin directory of your Splunk installation home. Open up a terminal, change to this directory, and "splunk clean all" This will erase all your indexes & start with a clean slate.

darthmdh · ‎05-27-2011

I had the same problem after upgrading from the trial to the free license - I fixed mine by executing "splunk clean all" to wipe the slate clean, it happily reindexed everything and life goes on. In my case, Splunk > Manager > Licensing had been whining for three months about the trial expiration, which was even causing the free license once installed to have more than the 3 warnings permitted per month. That's probably a bug in 4.2. "splunk clean all" fixed it. I have 300Mb total in logs so a full reindex there and then wasn't going anywhere close to the daily limit.

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