I’m trying Graylog Enterprise Trial(since yesterday), but I can’t generate “Reports”. I tried execute /bin/headless_shell or /bin/chromedriver from Tarball, but this binaries are from Linux. I tried to run on Linux compatibility, but without success.
Where can I find this sources(headless_shell and chromedriver) to compile to FreeBSD 11.3?
how did you install Graylog? I’m the FreeBSD port maintainer, and the v3.3.0 update was committed a couple of days ago, but I’ve not personally tried installing enterprise. We can probably add this as a port option.
we include the chrome build that is only tested on linux - as this is the only supported OS we currently have. We are happy to help if possible, but based on the way the reports are generated at the moment you would need to enable your BSD to run those binaries or replace them with the binary that is available for your OS.
@skunkwerks - thank you for this port. If you need any help, let us know.
From extract theses .tgz I got graylog-plugin-enterprise-3.3.0.jar and graylog-plugin-enterprise-integrations-3.3.0.jar so I put on /usr/local/share/graylog/plugin/ together with the others .jar
@jan I think to BSD run Linux’s binaries in compatibility mode is a bad work around. I tried but I need to install several Linux’s libs and I don’t think this will work when I finish. Because of that I’m ask for this binaries source then a I could try native suport.
@jan I had a look and it’s easy to install the enterprise plugins by default in the port. From a licensing perspective, this seems to be OK - we are allowed to distribute the software.
Will people who are >5GiB data but choose not to get an enterprise license have any issues? I’m not in a position to test that.
If this is fine, we can update the port and everybody would be ready to go out of the box whether they are enterprise or not.