Hi Team,
I am getting security exceptions in kibana for generic index patterns. could some one help to provide solution to this. Below is the use case.
I have below index patterns in ES and have permissions to users.
logstash_iostats_17756_* (* indicates date) → Gave permissions to Srikanth
logstash_iostats_23857_* (* indicates date) → Gave permissions to harish
In kibana I have set index pattern logstash_iostats_* and created few visualizations and Dashboard.
when user srikanth logs in to kibana , it is giving security exception like indices-data.read.msearch ,indices-data.read.field_stats but when I create index pattern logstash_iostats_17756_* then able to get data and not getting any issue.
Is searchguard support giving generic pattern in kibana logstash_iostats_*, when user logs in get from specific index where user has access?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks,
srikanth.
please share your sg_roles.yml and sg_action_groups.yml
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Am 07.03.2017 um 21:40 schrieb srikanth ramineni <ri.srikanth@gmail.com>:
Hi Team,
I am getting security exceptions in kibana for generic index patterns. could some one help to provide solution to this. Below is the use case.
I have below index patterns in ES and have permissions to users.
logstash_iostats_17756_* (* indicates date) -> Gave permissions to Srikanth
logstash_iostats_23857_* (* indicates date) -> Gave permissions to harish
In kibana I have set index pattern logstash_iostats_* and created few visualizations and Dashboard.
when user srikanth logs in to kibana , it is giving security exception like indices-data.read.msearch ,indices-data.read.field_stats but when I create index pattern logstash_iostats_17756_* then able to get data and not getting any issue.
Is searchguard support giving generic pattern in kibana logstash_iostats_*, when user logs in get from specific index where user has access?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks,
srikanth.
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Hi,
Please find enclosed sg_roles and sg_action_group files as you requested. Please let me know if you need more information.
Thanks,
Srikanth.
sg_action_groups_2017-Mar-06_20-28-45.yml (1.46 KB)
sg_roles_2017-Mar-06_20-28-45.yml (3.65 KB)
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On Thursday, 9 March 2017 09:43:25 UTC-6, Search Guard wrote:
please share your sg_roles.yml and sg_action_groups.yml
Am 07.03.2017 um 21:40 schrieb srikanth ramineni ri.sr...@gmail.com:
Hi Team,
I am getting security exceptions in kibana for generic index patterns. could some one help to provide solution to this. Below is the use case.
I have below index patterns in ES and have permissions to users.
logstash_iostats_17756_* (* indicates date) → Gave permissions to Srikanth
logstash_iostats_23857_* (* indicates date) → Gave permissions to harish
In kibana I have set index pattern logstash_iostats_* and created few visualizations and Dashboard.
when user srikanth logs in to kibana , it is giving security exception like indices-data.read.msearch ,indices-data.read.field_stats but when I create index pattern logstash_iostats_17756_* then able to get data and not getting any issue.
Is searchguard support giving generic pattern in kibana logstash_iostats_*, when user logs in get from specific index where user has access?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks,
srikanth.
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What is your Search Guard and Elasticsearch version?
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On Thursday, 9 March 2017 17:21:57 UTC+1, srikanth ramineni wrote:
Hi,
Please find enclosed sg_roles and sg_action_group files as you requested. Please let me know if you need more information.
Thanks,
Srikanth.
On Thursday, 9 March 2017 09:43:25 UTC-6, Search Guard wrote:
please share your sg_roles.yml and sg_action_groups.yml
Am 07.03.2017 um 21:40 schrieb srikanth ramineni ri.sr...@gmail.com:
Hi Team,
I am getting security exceptions in kibana for generic index patterns. could some one help to provide solution to this. Below is the use case.
I have below index patterns in ES and have permissions to users.
logstash_iostats_17756_* (* indicates date) → Gave permissions to Srikanth
logstash_iostats_23857_* (* indicates date) → Gave permissions to harish
In kibana I have set index pattern logstash_iostats_* and created few visualizations and Dashboard.
when user srikanth logs in to kibana , it is giving security exception like indices-data.read.msearch ,indices-data.read.field_stats but when I create index pattern logstash_iostats_17756_* then able to get data and not getting any issue.
Is searchguard support giving generic pattern in kibana logstash_iostats_*, when user logs in get from specific index where user has access?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks,
srikanth.
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com_att_hfrunmonitor_kibana:
cluster:
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“indices-data.read.msearch”
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“indices-data.read.searchANY”
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“indices-data.read.search”
seems to make no sense, it should be something like
com_att_hfrunmonitor_kibana:
cluster:
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On Thursday, 9 March 2017 17:21:57 UTC+1, srikanth ramineni wrote:
Hi,
Please find enclosed sg_roles and sg_action_group files as you requested. Please let me know if you need more information.
Thanks,
Srikanth.
On Thursday, 9 March 2017 09:43:25 UTC-6, Search Guard wrote:
please share your sg_roles.yml and sg_action_groups.yml
Am 07.03.2017 um 21:40 schrieb srikanth ramineni ri.sr...@gmail.com:
Hi Team,
I am getting security exceptions in kibana for generic index patterns. could some one help to provide solution to this. Below is the use case.
I have below index patterns in ES and have permissions to users.
logstash_iostats_17756_* (* indicates date) → Gave permissions to Srikanth
logstash_iostats_23857_* (* indicates date) → Gave permissions to harish
In kibana I have set index pattern logstash_iostats_* and created few visualizations and Dashboard.
when user srikanth logs in to kibana , it is giving security exception like indices-data.read.msearch ,indices-data.read.field_stats but when I create index pattern logstash_iostats_17756_* then able to get data and not getting any issue.
Is searchguard support giving generic pattern in kibana logstash_iostats_*, when user logs in get from specific index where user has access?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks,
srikanth.
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