Hello,
My problem is very simple...
In my input file i have this :
input {
file {
path => "/data/logstash/celisible_elkf/DCfw*7_*.txt"
exclude => "DCfw*6_*.txt"
type => "cra"
max_open_files => 30000
}
}
Problem sometimes wrong files are upload...
I wanted just replace 2 character like this :
input {
file {
path => "/data/logstash/celisible_elkf/DCfw??7_*.txt"
type => "cra"
max_open_files => 30000
}
}
But it's seems not work
That should work. Can you run
ls /data/logstash/TM/data/opm1za*/cra/celisible_elkf/DCfw??7_*.txt
as the Logstash user and get the expected results?
I try this :
(Logstash user is configured to nologin account )
su - logstash -s /bin/bash -c "ls -ltr /data/logstash/celisible_elkf/DCfw??7_*.txt"
It's working.
Logstash understand shell language ? I thought no.
So if i understand, this line is correctly understood and executable by logstash ? :
path => "/data/logstash/celisible_elkf/DCfw*[78]_*_*.txt"
I don't think Logstash supports all shell wildcard characters but I'd be surprised if ? didn't work, but I don't think I've used anything but * myself.
Yes i go test I keep you informed
It's ok my path line look like :
/data/logstash/celisible_elkf/DCfw??[78]_*_*.txt
It's works fine.
Thank you for all @magnusbaeck
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September 11, 2017, 1:11pm
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