Indeed, the binary file is a zip file that contains a directory. In the directory there is a binary called vulture. Consequently, you can cd into the directory and starts vulture from there by the command ./vulture.
In short, I'll assume you run on ubuntu just open a terminal and type...
$ cd Download
$ tar -xvzf vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64.tar.gz
$ cd vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64
$ ./vulture
Note that it is important that you starts vulture from where the binary is because the html/css/js files to create the we interface are in the static directory next to it.
cheers,
didier
Indeed, the binary file is a zip file that contains a directory. In the directory there is a binary called `vulture`. Consequently, you can `cd` into the directory and starts vulture from there by the command `./vulture`.
In short, I'll assume you run on ubuntu just open a terminal and type...
```
$ cd Download
$ tar -xvzf vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64.tar.gz
$ cd vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64
$ ./vulture
```
Note that it is important that you starts vulture from where the binary is because the html/css/js files to create the we interface are in the `static` directory next to it.
cheers,
didier
I have over 600,000 messages in my collection. Will vulture be able to run queries on a collection that large? For example, if I wanted to search for SEQNUM: 504444, how would I type that in the query box. I’ve done this: db.messages.findOne( { SEQNUM : "504444" } ) but that doesn’t work.
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Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
Indeed, the binary file is a zip file that contains a directory. In the directory there is a binary called vulture. Consequently, you can cd into the directory and starts vulture from there by the command ./vulture.
In short, I'll assume you run on ubuntu just open a terminal and type...
$ cd Download
$ tar -xvzf vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64.tar.gz
$ cd vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64
$ ./vulture
Note that it is important that you starts vulture from where the binary is because the html/css/js files to create the we interface are in the static directory next to it.
I have over 600,000 messages in my collection. Will vulture be able to run queries on a collection that large? For example, if I wanted to search for SEQNUM: 504444, how would I type that in the query box. I’ve done this: db.messages.findOne( { SEQNUM : "504444" } ) but that doesn’t work.
From: noreply@github.com [mailto:noreply@github.com] On Behalf Of didier amyot
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 8:51 AM
To: didiercrunch/vulture
Cc: Rick Silacci
Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
Indeed, the binary file is a zip file that contains a directory. In the directory there is a binary called vulture. Consequently, you can cd into the directory and starts vulture from there by the command ./vulture.
In short, I'll assume you run on ubuntu just open a terminal and type...
$ cd Download
$ tar -xvzf vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64.tar.gz
$ cd vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64
$ ./vulture
Note that it is important that you starts vulture from where the binary is because the html/css/js files to create the we interface are in the static directory next to it.
cheers,
didier
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Yes that should work. I presumed that I have used vulture on much larger collections. But the results should be the same than what you would have with the default mongo client. In your collection ui there is a "search bar" where you can put your queries. It is a good place to understand.
In the specific case you flag, I presume your issue is that you should query for { SEQNUM : 504444 } instead of { SEQNUM : "504444" }.
cheers
Yes that should work. I presumed that I have used vulture on much larger collections. But the results should be the same than what you would have with the default mongo client. In your collection ui there is a "search bar" where you can put your queries. It is a good place to understand.
In the specific case you flag, I presume your issue is that you should query for `{ SEQNUM : 504444 }` instead of `{ SEQNUM : "504444" }`.
cheers
From: noreply@github.com [mailto:noreply@github.com] On Behalf Of didier amyot
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 9:08 AM
To: didiercrunch/vulture
Cc: Rick Silacci
Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
Yes that should work. I presumed that I have used vulture on much larger collections. But the results should be the same than what you would have with the default mongo client. In your collection ui there is a "search bar" where you can put your queries. It is a good place to understand.
In the specific case you flag, I presume your issue is that you should query for { SEQNUM : 504444 } instead of { SEQNUM : "504444" }.
That worked. Thanks for your help!
From: noreply@github.com [mailto:noreply@github.com] On Behalf Of didier amyot
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 9:08 AM
To: didiercrunch/vulture
Cc: Rick Silacci
Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
Yes that should work. I presumed that I have used vulture on much larger collections. But the results should be the same than what you would have with the default mongo client. In your collection ui there is a "search bar" where you can put your queries. It is a good place to understand.
In the specific case you flag, I presume your issue is that you should query for { SEQNUM : 504444 } instead of { SEQNUM : "504444" }.
cheers
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Would you know how to search for just a keyword and not a string in a collection?
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Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 9:30 AM
To: didiercrunch/vulture
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Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
Would you know how to search for just a keyword and not a string in a collection?
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Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 9:30 AM
To: didiercrunch/vulture
Cc: Rick Silacci
Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
Closed #1https://github.com/didiercrunch/vulture/issues/1.
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I presume you have a collection called restaurants and each document represent a restaurant. Each restaurent contains a field named name. I presume you are looking for a restaurant which its name contains the word truie.
The most flexible but less effective way to search in text is via regular expression. In your case, searching for {name: /truie/gi} should work and out put a restaurent like chez ma grosse truie cherie.
The thing /truie/gi is called a javascript regular expression. It is made to search text in text. You can learn more about it here.
cheers
haha.
I presume you have a collection called `restaurants` and each document represent a `restaurant`. Each restaurent contains a field named `name`. I presume you are looking for a restaurant which its name contains the word `truie`.
The most flexible but less effective way to search in text is via regular expression. In your case, searching for `{name: /truie/gi}` should work and out put a restaurent like `chez ma grosse truie cherie`.
The thing `/truie/gi` is called a javascript regular expression. It is made to search text in text. You can learn more about it [here](http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_regexp.asp).
cheers
Actually, what I have is a collection named messages. The data comes from syslog-ng. I just need to search the “messages” collection for single keywords like “authenticate”, “failed”, “info” etcetera. I’m trying to search for just one keyword at a time. Right now I’m using the mViewer front end.
As of now the slash /pattern/ is not yet supported so I’ll need to use $regex with pattern within quotes syntax instead.
From: noreply@github.com [mailto:noreply@github.com] On Behalf Of didier amyot
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 2:37 PM
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Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
haha.
I presume you have a collection called restaurants and each document represent a restaurant. Each restaurent contains a field named name. I presume you are looking for a restaurant which its name contains the word truie.
The most flexible but less effective way to search in text is via regular expression. In your case, searching for {name: /truie/gi} should work and out put a restaurent like chez ma grosse truie cherie.
The thing /truie/gi is called a javascript regular expression. It is made to search text in text. You can learn more about it herehttp://www.w3schools.com/js/js_regexp.asp.
Actually, what I have is a collection named messages. The data comes from syslog-ng. I just need to search the “messages” collection for single keywords like “authenticate”, “failed”, “info” etcetera. I’m trying to search for just one keyword at a time. Right now I’m using the mViewer front end.
As of now the slash /pattern/ is not yet supported so I’ll need to use $regex with pattern within quotes syntax instead.
From: noreply@github.com [mailto:noreply@github.com] On Behalf Of didier amyot
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 2:37 PM
To: didiercrunch/vulture
Cc: Rick Silacci
Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
haha.
I presume you have a collection called restaurants and each document represent a restaurant. Each restaurent contains a field named name. I presume you are looking for a restaurant which its name contains the word truie.
The most flexible but less effective way to search in text is via regular expression. In your case, searching for {name: /truie/gi} should work and out put a restaurent like chez ma grosse truie cherie.
The thing /truie/gi is called a javascript regular expression. It is made to search text in text. You can learn more about it herehttp://www.w3schools.com/js/js_regexp.asp.
cheers
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Indeed, the binary file is a zip file that contains a directory. In the directory there is a binary called
vulture. Consequently, you cancdinto the directory and starts vulture from there by the command./vulture.In short, I'll assume you run on ubuntu just open a terminal and type...
Note that it is important that you starts vulture from where the binary is because the html/css/js files to create the we interface are in the
staticdirectory next to it.cheers,
didier
I have over 600,000 messages in my collection. Will vulture be able to run queries on a collection that large? For example, if I wanted to search for SEQNUM: 504444, how would I type that in the query box. I’ve done this: db.messages.findOne( { SEQNUM : "504444" } ) but that doesn’t work.
From: noreply@github.com [mailto:noreply@github.com] On Behalf Of didier amyot
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 8:51 AM
To: didiercrunch/vulture
Cc: Rick Silacci
Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
Indeed, the binary file is a zip file that contains a directory. In the directory there is a binary called vulture. Consequently, you can cd into the directory and starts vulture from there by the command ./vulture.
In short, I'll assume you run on ubuntu just open a terminal and type...
$ cd Download
$ tar -xvzf vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64.tar.gz
$ cd vulture_1.2.1-vulture_linux_amd64
$ ./vulture
Note that it is important that you starts vulture from where the binary is because the html/css/js files to create the we interface are in the static directory next to it.
cheers,
didier
—
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Yes that should work. I presumed that I have used vulture on much larger collections. But the results should be the same than what you would have with the default mongo client. In your collection ui there is a "search bar" where you can put your queries. It is a good place to understand.
In the specific case you flag, I presume your issue is that you should query for
{ SEQNUM : 504444 }instead of{ SEQNUM : "504444" }.cheers
That worked. Thanks for your help!
From: noreply@github.com [mailto:noreply@github.com] On Behalf Of didier amyot
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 9:08 AM
To: didiercrunch/vulture
Cc: Rick Silacci
Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
Yes that should work. I presumed that I have used vulture on much larger collections. But the results should be the same than what you would have with the default mongo client. In your collection ui there is a "search bar" where you can put your queries. It is a good place to understand.
In the specific case you flag, I presume your issue is that you should query for { SEQNUM : 504444 } instead of { SEQNUM : "504444" }.
cheers
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always happy to help!
Would you know how to search for just a keyword and not a string in a collection?
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Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 9:30 AM
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Cc: Rick Silacci
Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
Closed #1https://github.com/didiercrunch/vulture/issues/1.
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haha.
I presume you have a collection called
restaurantsand each document represent arestaurant. Each restaurent contains a field namedname. I presume you are looking for a restaurant which its name contains the wordtruie.The most flexible but less effective way to search in text is via regular expression. In your case, searching for
{name: /truie/gi}should work and out put a restaurent likechez ma grosse truie cherie.The thing
/truie/giis called a javascript regular expression. It is made to search text in text. You can learn more about it here.cheers
Actually, what I have is a collection named messages. The data comes from syslog-ng. I just need to search the “messages” collection for single keywords like “authenticate”, “failed”, “info” etcetera. I’m trying to search for just one keyword at a time. Right now I’m using the mViewer front end.
As of now the slash /pattern/ is not yet supported so I’ll need to use $regex with pattern within quotes syntax instead.
From: noreply@github.com [mailto:noreply@github.com] On Behalf Of didier amyot
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2015 2:37 PM
To: didiercrunch/vulture
Cc: Rick Silacci
Subject: Re: [vulture] How do you run vulture in Linux? (#1)
haha.
I presume you have a collection called restaurants and each document represent a restaurant. Each restaurent contains a field named name. I presume you are looking for a restaurant which its name contains the word truie.
The most flexible but less effective way to search in text is via regular expression. In your case, searching for {name: /truie/gi} should work and out put a restaurent like chez ma grosse truie cherie.
The thing /truie/gi is called a javascript regular expression. It is made to search text in text. You can learn more about it herehttp://www.w3schools.com/js/js_regexp.asp.
cheers
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