felipaon
(Felipe)
1
I would like to know the name of the file and where it is located to edit the tcp_keepalive ?
allow_override_date: true
bind_address: 0.0.0.0
expand_structured_data: false
force_rdns: false
max_message_size: 2097152
override_source:
porta: 9514
recv_buffer_size: 1048576
store_full_message: false
tcp_keepalive: true
tls/cert_file: /var/lib/graylog-server server.pem
tls_client_auth: desabilitado
tls_client_auth_cert_file:
tls_enable: true
tls_key_file: /var/lib/graylog-server/tls/server.p8
tls_key_password: ********
use_null_delimiter: false
felipaon
(Felipe)
2
I would like to edit it as true yes. due to login error.
But I couldn’t find the file.
I already got Graylog installed.
gsmith
(GSmith)
3
Hello && Welcome
That is part of the input used.
I found another post that may help
felipaon
(Felipe)
4
I didn’t find it in any post.
What is the file name and path to edit tcp_keepalive as true?
gsmith
(GSmith)
5
That configuration is in the INPUT/TCP that is being used, it will keep that TCP socket open.
Its not a file.
gsmith
(GSmith)
6
If your referring to the Operating system then maybe this might help.
EDIT:
@felipaon
I was curious about how Graylog creates inputs, I did find a file and not sure it will help but here is my findings.
On CentOS 7 , Graylog version 4.2. Navigate to /usr/share/graylog-server and its in the .jar file.
Using vim,
felipaon
(Felipe)
7
Thank you all for your help.
I still haven’t been able to configure the “tcp_keepalive as true”.
Does anyone have a tutorial with the step by step of this configuration of “tcp_keepalive as true”?
gsmith
(GSmith)
8
Hello @felipaon
If your referring to the INPUT that would be the tic box located here with the red box. A reminder this is for TCP INPUTS.
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(system)
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