Hi,
I would like to combine two searches. The first one gives me the session-id which i would like to use in a second search, e.g.
Query 1: index=main 123.123.123.156 source="/appl/log/www/access.log" |rex field=raw "\"\s\"(?[A-z,0-9,-.]+)"
Query 2: index=main $SessionID$ source="/appl/log/www/access.log"
Cheers, Andy
Hi kochera
you could use something like that (I used a different regex for this example!):
index="main" 123.123.123.156 source="/appl/log/www/access.log" [search index="main" source="/appl/log/www/access.log" | rex field=_raw "(?i)^(?:[^-]*-){5}\s+(?P.+)" | fields requestid ]
the sub search will result in a list of:
( ( requestid="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" ) OR ( requestid="xxxxxxxxxxxx" ) OR ( requestid="xxxxxxxxx" ) )
and this will be used in the search.
hope this helps
MuS
Hi kochera
you could use something like that (I used a different regex for this example!):
index="main" 123.123.123.156 source="/appl/log/www/access.log" [search index="main" source="/appl/log/www/access.log" | rex field=_raw "(?i)^(?:[^-]*-){5}\s+(?P.+)" | fields requestid ]
the sub search will result in a list of:
( ( requestid="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" ) OR ( requestid="xxxxxxxxxxxx" ) OR ( requestid="xxxxxxxxx" ) )
and this will be used in the search.
hope this helps
MuS
if I leave the IP away, then I see results but as you mentioned, this doesn't make any sense...
okay leave the IP completely away in any search; but then I wonder why are you using a sub search anyway?
yes, that's what I'm trying at the moment
index=main source="/appl/log/www/access.log" [search index=main source="/appl/log/www/access.log" "123.123.123.156" |rex field=raw "\"\s\"(?
But somehow I don't get any results...
well then just leave the IP away in the main search, then you should see any SessionID of any IP.
Hi, thanks for your answer. I'm not sure if this gives me the correct result. I would like to check if the same SessionID is used with a different IP-Adress.