A newbie here trying to install elasticsearch, logstash and kabana. I got
logstash installed but after installing elasticsearch, I try to run it as
showed by tutorials all over:
bin/elasticsearch -f
I get elasticsearch: command not found
am I missing something to get this to work? By the way I have this
installed under root/elasticsearch. Any help appreciated.
That assumes that you did install the elasticsearch binary in /bin
Tony
On Wednesday, February 5, 2014 1:15:24 PM UTC-8, computer engineer wrote:
A newbie here trying to install elasticsearch, logstash and kabana. I got
logstash installed but after installing elasticsearch, I try to run it as
showed by tutorials all over:
bin/elasticsearch -f
I get elasticsearch: command not found
am I missing something to get this to work? By the way I have this
installed under root/elasticsearch. Any help appreciated.
A newbie here trying to install elasticsearch, logstash and kabana. I got
logstash installed but after installing elasticsearch, I try to run it as
showed by tutorials all over:
bin/elasticsearch -f
I get elasticsearch: command not found
am I missing something to get this to work? By the way I have this
installed under root/elasticsearch. Any help appreciated.
On 6 February 2014 08:15, computer engineer <c786en...@gmail.com<javascript:>
wrote:
A newbie here trying to install elasticsearch, logstash and kabana. I got
logstash installed but after installing elasticsearch, I try to run it as
showed by tutorials all over:
bin/elasticsearch -f
I get elasticsearch: command not found
am I missing something to get this to work? By the way I have this
installed under root/elasticsearch. Any help appreciated.
On Wednesday, February 5, 2014 5:08:05 PM UTC-5, Tony Su wrote:
Try preceding a slash(/) before bin, eg
/bin/elasticsearch -f
That assumes that you did install the elasticsearch binary in /bin
Tony
On Wednesday, February 5, 2014 1:15:24 PM UTC-8, computer engineer wrote:
A newbie here trying to install elasticsearch, logstash and kabana. I got
logstash installed but after installing elasticsearch, I try to run it as
showed by tutorials all over:
bin/elasticsearch -f
I get elasticsearch: command not found
am I missing something to get this to work? By the way I have this
installed under root/elasticsearch. Any help appreciated.
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