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With this quoted text, I can't see if the YAML configuration indents are done properly. It could be that your description says indices older than one day but your filter block says younger. |
Here's an example of one of my snapshot configurations:
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Sorry for not being clear in the description. I was doing some changes to verify if I had some issues with filter. Indents were proper.
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Please attach DEBUG level logs for further analysis. I just completed two tests of the exact action I posted from my Windows test machine using v4.0.3: once with DEBUG logging, and once in INFO. It worked both times (and the snapshot was practically instantaneous the second time, since the segments didn't change much). The INFO level output looks like this:
I note that your logs include the Are you running the curator.exe file? Did you install from |
@vidhyarti Please respond with the files and answers requested. I am unable to duplicate this behavior on Windows with the Elastic-provided binary. |
@untergeek Thanks for reply.
Please find the debug logs for the action file.
Logs
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I just ran your config (against my repository):
This was from Linux. I will test against the MSI package when my windows box comes up. |
I updated the comment with action file and debug logs. Not sure if I am doing anything wrong. |
This is the output from the Windows MSI package:
Again, I cannot replicate this error. What version of Elasticsearch are you using? If pip, which version of Python? What is Elasticsearch running in? Windows? Also, please attach debug logs with |
Below are the logs as requested. Made changes to my filter to make sure I include the index I want to take snapshot on :
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Python 3.6 is a development branch, isn't it? It's only at 3.6.0a3 as of July 12, 2016, from what I can tell. I be able to easily test against pre-release versions in Travis CI. The most recent stable branch is 3.5.2, as of 2016-06-27. You had the problem with the MSI, which should have been using an isolated, localized and precompiled version of Python 2.7. If you're using a development release of Python, that might have something to do with it. I confess that the error The code that raises this |
Thanks @untergeek . It was Python version. |
Trying to setup curator on my windows machine to create snapshots of elastic indices. I am following the steps mentioned in the latest documentation.
Using the same configuration mentioned in the documentation but still getting this below error :
Am i missing any thing ? or is this a known issue ?
My action file :
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