Platform-specific installers come in both a package form and a tarball. The Linux build comes in three forms: RPM, deb and tarball. The FreeBSD installer and tarball are both .tgz files. 5.4-intel is the installer, i386 is the tarball.
Follow the instructions for your specific package or tarball.
RPMBasic install:
rpm -i splunk-2.1-0.i386.rpm
Override the default installation directory /opt/splunk:
rpm -i --prefix=/opt/splunk2.1/splunk splunk-2.1-0.i386.rpm
If you would like to verify the rpm package signature, you can find our GPG public key here.
debBasic install:
dpkg -i splunk-2.1-linux-2.6-intel.deb
The Splunk deb package currently cannot be installed in a directory other than its default, /opt/splunk.
Uninstall:
dpkg -r splunk
Purge (delete everything, even config files):
dpkg -P splunk
Splunk package status:
dpkg --status splunk
List all packages:
dpkg --list
Basic install:
pkg_add splunk-2.1-freebsd-5.4-intel.tgz
Override the default installation directory /opt/splunk:
pkg_add -v -p /usr/splunk splunk-2.1-freebsd-5.4-intel.tgz
Uninstall:
pkg_delete splunk
Uninstall from a non-default directory:
pkg_delete -p /usr/splunk splunk
Splunk package info:
pkg_info -L splunk
List all packages:
pkg_info
You need this in /boot/loader.conf:
kern.maxdsiz=\"2147483648\" # 2GB kern.dfldsiz=\"2147483648\" # 2GB
vm.max_proc_mmap=2147483647 machdep.hlt_cpus=0
Basic install:
Override the default installation directory /Applications/splunk:
Command-line install:
installer -pkg splunk.pkg
Command-line install to a different disk or partition:
installer -pkg splunk.pkg -target /Volumes/LaCie\ Disk
-target specifies a target volume, such as another disk, where Splunk will be installed in /Applications/splunk .
To install into a directory other than /Applications/splunk on any volume, use the graphical installer as described above.
Basic install:
pkgadd -d splunk.pkg
Override the default installation directory /opt/splunk:
pkgadd -a none -d splunk.pkg
And then specify the new package base directory when prompted.
Uninstall:
pkgrm splunk
Splunk package info:
pkginfo -l splunk
List all packages:
pkginfo
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