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This is Packetbeat 5.0.2 running on ubuntu Linux reporting to an Elastic stack also running on ubuntu Linux. If this has been fixed in a newer version this year then this can be closed and I'll just update, but I haven't been able to find anything to that effect. I had normal traffic running through and packetbeat running.
For all of the entries in my cluster, the last_time is always exactly the same as the start_time field even when the flow was open for multiple time periods and new packets were received after the first.
Here you can see two separate entries from Packetbeat describing the same long running flow, where new packets are seen in the second entry but the last_time field is never updated, and always remains the same as the start_time field.
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last_time field is never set by Packetbeat
last_time field is never set by Packetbeat Label:Packetbeat
Aug 15, 2017
wmathews
changed the title
last_time field is never set by Packetbeat Label:Packetbeat
last_time field is never set by Packetbeat
Aug 15, 2017
I ran into this issue on my Windows machine. This fix was released in Beats version 5.5.3, but when I installed it, I still saw this issue with the last_time field. Was this fix platform specific, or should it have worked across platforms?
This is Packetbeat 5.0.2 running on ubuntu Linux reporting to an Elastic stack also running on ubuntu Linux. If this has been fixed in a newer version this year then this can be closed and I'll just update, but I haven't been able to find anything to that effect. I had normal traffic running through and packetbeat running.
For all of the entries in my cluster, the last_time is always exactly the same as the start_time field even when the flow was open for multiple time periods and new packets were received after the first.
Here you can see two separate entries from Packetbeat describing the same long running flow, where new packets are seen in the second entry but the last_time field is never updated, and always remains the same as the start_time field.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: