Use event types to highlight using colour error and warning messages.
[x] Fix the event type permissions so that they are Global rather than App
There is a priority conflict with the Splunk build-in event type called err0r, which also has the default priority of 1, but no value for color. To get this working for Heroku router errors we would need to manually set the priority to 2 for the err0r event type in Splunk.
Adding/editing a Splunk app eventype.conf file will require a restart of Splunk.
Use event types to highlight using colour error and warning messages.
There is a priority conflict with the Splunk build-in event type called
err0r, which also has the default priority of1, but no value forcolor. To get this working for Heroku router errors we would need to manually set the priority to2for theerr0revent type in Splunk.Adding/editing a Splunk app
eventype.conffile will require a restart of Splunk.Resolves #48.