I'd like to index files in /DIR/autosys/logs as below;
Linux equivalent:
cd /DIR/autosys/logs
ls app*ua1*START_MT*
Please can someone help me correct below:
[monitor:///DIR/autosys/logs]
whitelist = app\ua1\STOP_MT\$
disabled = false
index = test_index
This should work:
[monitor:///DIR/autosys/logs]
whitelist = app.*ua1.*START_MT.*$
disabled = false
index = test_index
Also, this should work just as well:
[monitor:///DIR/autosys/logs/app*ua1*START_MT*]
disabled = false
index = test_index
Whitelists and blacklists are just regular expressions. The equivalent to a *
glob (shell expansion) is ".*"
. The best way to visualize how whitelists/blacklists work from a unix point of view is
find $STARTDIR -print | egrep "$WHITELIST" | egrep -v "$BLACKLIST"
Many thanks - I didn't really need the whitelist as you pointed out
easiest way to deal with the markdown formatting is to actually use a code block (4 spaces)
sorry - I didn't realise markdown was removing my *'s - i'm after: ls app*ua1*START_MT*
sorry - something seems to be wrong with pasting into these boxes - i'm after:
ls app*ua1*START_MT*