I would add that while Graylog's web UI offers some level of security (by
using streams and granting permissions on that stream), Kibana offers none.
If someone has access to Kibana, they have access to every piece of data
in every open index in the entire Elasticsearch cluster. The reason is
tha
Sir,
you shamed me. Of course it's working now.
This conversation... never happened!
-Christian.
- Original Message -
| From: "Kay Röpke"
| To: graylog2@googlegroups.com
| Sent: Tuesday, 19 August, 2014 11:28:40 AM
| Subject: [graylog2] Re: Elasticsearch & GrayLog2
|
| Hi!
|
| To use
Hi,
- is LDAP authentication supported when logging onto graylog2 GUI?
>
Yes! The Graylog2 web interface is basically just a visualization and UI
layer on top of graylog2-server and if you've configured LDAP for the
server, the web interface will automatically authenticate against that
source.
Hi,
there's currently no automatic splitting of messages from within the same
UDP packet in the Raw UDP Input (feature request at
https://github.com/Graylog2/graylog2-server/issues is welcome).
For your use case you'll have to send one message per UDP packet to the Raw
UDP Input of Graylog2. F
Hi,
Am Dienstag, 19. August 2014 18:04:18 UTC+2 schrieb Lab Coat:
>
> :~# java -jar /opt/graylog2/server/graylog2-server.jar -f
> /etc/graylog2/server.conf
> Error: Unable to access jarfile /opt/graylog2/server/graylog2-server.jar
It seems that Graylog2 hasn't been installed in the location you
Hi,
the graylog2-web-interface is using the graylog2-server.uris setting from
the configuration to build the hyperlinks to the graylog2-server API
browser.
In your case, you obviously run graylog2-server and graylog2-web-interface
on the same system and thus use the loopback interface
(localh
