Hello
i want to know whether we can skip the lines when we start the splunk for the first time. if we can any body let me know how can we do it
if my question is wrong sorry for inconvenience. (i don't want to print the below output to my console)
This is more of a Linux question, but you can redirect the output to save to a new txt file when starting Splunk
./splunk start > output.txt 2>&1
This is more of a Linux question, but you can redirect the output to save to a new txt file when starting Splunk
./splunk start > output.txt 2>&1
so if redirect it so the output will be suppressed from console???
Yes, it will not show in the console. It will output it's entire contents to a file called output.txt
I just tested this and it worked as expected
thank you
made my work easy
Great, I'm glad I could help!
Please accept/upvote the answer if this solved your problem
Why? Don't you want to know if there are problems starting Splunk?
i want to know. but, i am trying to write it to text file, i don't want it to print on console
The output is written to $SPLUNK_HOME/var/log/splunk/splunk_stdout.log automatically. I'm not sure if you can suppress it from going to the console without side effects.