I’m running basic filters on an elasticsearch (v. 1.7) cluster using Python Elasticsearch. Surprisingly, I can run the exact same code repeatedly and have a successful query about 1/2 the time, and, 7/28/2017 · RequestError : TransportError( 400 , u’search_phase_execution _exception’, u’No mapping found for [alert_time] in order to sort on’) When I am running my elastalert_status thru following command, it is giving output as :, 12/30/2016 · Closing since this doesn’t look like a bug but very much like a usage problem. Elastic reserves GitHub for bug reports and feature requests but provides a Discourse forum and IRC channels for general questions.
8/13/2015 · RequestError : TransportError( 400 , u’search_phase_execution _exception’, u’No mapping found for [alert_time] in order to sort on’) Even elastalert_index has been created correctly: and it is like :, 3/13/2017 · You have a field in your document that doesn’t match your mappings. Inspect the .info attribute of the exception to get the whole information on which field it is. ?? 5, 6/1/2016 · (copied from this stackoverflow question) Using Elasticsearch 2.3.1 and the python client I’m getting unexpected results with geo search. In the code below I create a simple index. I then index two shapes – a big square and a small square completely contained in that square (look at them here). I then query the index using with the small square using all available strategies {‘intersects …
1/6/2017 · You are definitely using support_es5 branch? This looks like a bug that was specifically fixed by bb09323.. Can you use runpython -c import elastalert.elastalertprint elastalert.elastalert.ElastAlerter.is_five just to verify for me that you have that branch? It should output .. You can try changing the filter to, According to your mapping, the geo_cord field is of type text, while it should be a geo_point if you want to use it in a geo_distance query .. You need to delete your index and re- create it with the proper mapping before indexing your first document. And make sure to use place.location.geo_cord instead of location.geo_cord in your query .
Parameters: body – A query to restrict the results specified with the Query DSL (optional) index – A comma-separated list of indices to restrict the results allow_no_indices – Whether to ignore if a wildcard indices expression resolves into no concrete indices. (This includes _all string or when no indices have been specified) analyze_wildcard – Specify whether wildcard and prefix …
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