create_many_profiles = { # This is the name of the profile to use as the template. # This should be the *internal* name, i.e., it should be the name of the file in the profiles directory, # but without the .cfg extension. So if your template profile is called template_profile.cfg, in the # profiles folder of LogAnalysisInfo, this should be called "template_profile". Don't use the profile "label," # e.g., "Cobb County," which appears in the web interface--you need to use the internal name here. template_profile_name = "template_profile" # The profiles to create profiles = { # This is an example profile. It will be named "clone1" (internal name), with "Clone 1" as the label # (the value that appears in the web interface). It also changes the pathname of the log source # to point to the logs for clone1. clone1 = { # This is overlayed on the new profile, overwriting any options copied from the clone. changes = { label = "Clone 1" log.source.0.pathname = "/logs/for/clone1" } } # clone1 # ... add as many other profiles as you wish below } # profiles } # create_many_profiles