Kibana 5 not creating index pattern

Elastic Stack Kibana
#1

Kibana 5.2
Elastic 5.2

I have multiple indices that all start with suri- and then are appended by a date:

green  open suri-flow-2017.03.02     mMQbv7WfRSW_VDQCLd955g 5 0 185102  0   109mb   109mb
green  open suri-http-2017.03.02     ixK9DmNnR6OvfjqmgLYw3g 5 0  53776  0 184.6mb 184.6mb

When I am in the kibana configure index pattern page, I type suri-* and it fails to find my indices.

I have tried to delete all indices, the .kibana index, shutdown/restart and kibana will not see the indices I have created in elastic.

Any reason why this would happen. Any way to resolve this?

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#2

I have the same problem. Every time when i try to create a new index pattern, my kibana stops to respond and alerts Elasticsearch plugin's is down.

#3

Mine is slightly different, I cannot create an index pattern at all. When I type in the box nothing happens. It doesn't seem to acknowlegde what is in the ES database.

#4

Sooooo My kibana is behind apache and something in the config is screwing with things. So I went direct to the box, launched firefox, and connected on localhost and I was able to do what I needed.

Advice for those with the issue, launch firefox from your server and connect over localhost. There is most likely something screwy with your httpd config

#5

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