-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root filebeat.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root /module/system/auth/manifest.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root /module/system/syslog/manifest.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo ./filebeat -e -modules=system -setup
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root filebeat.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root module/apache2/access/manifest.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root module/apache2/error/manifest.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo ./filebeat -e -modules=apache2 -setup
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root filebeat.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root module/nginx/access/manifest.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root module/nginx/error/manifest.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo ./filebeat -e -modules=nginx -setup
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root filebeat.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root module/mysql/slowlog/manifest.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo chown root module/mysql/error/manifest.yml
-> Run {filebeat}$ sudo ./filebeat -e -modules=mysql -setup
I just tried to start a Filebeat system module on the Mac the first time (5.5 BC6 build) using 5.5 docs: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/beats/filebeat/5.5/filebeat-module-system.html
A couple of snags:
ingest-geoipplugin in ES is required (the way they do in Apache2), but on startup I got an error when that wasn't installedsudo ./filebeat -e -modules=system -setup, I got file ownership errors around -- not sure if this was because I was using the BC or because i'm starting up the module using "sudo":https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/beats/filebeat/5.5/_tutorial.html
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/beats/filebeat/5.5/filebeat-starting.html
Tue Jun 27 10:10:27 PDT 2017) recorded as2017/06/27 17:10:26.884147. This behaviour is different from Metricbdeat, is that expected? If so, should that time range just be saved with the dashboard by default?