Good morning all,
My kibana is not starting, when I run the command systemctl status kibana. this is what I get.
I don't know what seems to be the issue
Good morning all,
My kibana is not starting, when I run the command systemctl status kibana. this is what I get.
I don't know what seems to be the issue
Hi @123451 ,
You probably started kibana as root from command line. Is the ownership of /var/log/kibana set to root?
Can you check similar question and try provided solution
Regards, Dima
Hi,
I am trying to add an option to the ExecStart to allow Kibana to run as root but I keep on getting the syntax run. Please could show what the syntax is and how to add it to the ExecsStart. Also how do I get access to the /var/log/kibana file to see the permission set.
Hi,
I think this SO can help you with syntax, as long as you have valid script file you can start kibana this way:
sudo systemctl start kibana.service
, but you probably know it.
Also how do I get access to the /var/log/kibana file to see the permission set.
This question I would address to a sysadmin person who manages your infrastracture.
Regards, Dima
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