Laravel how to send requests to an elasticsearch node?

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I'm trying to send request from my laravel application to my elasticsearch node to get an index but the application return Elasticsearch \ Common \ Exceptions \ Forbidden403Exception (403)

This is my php code:

$client = ClientBuilder::create()->build();
$params = ['index' =>'$message'];
$response = $client->indices()->getSettings($params);
print_r($response);

It looks like you don't have sufficient privileges to do your request. — Captain.C.
– Captain.C., Commented Apr 24, 2018 at 9:03

Captain.C. · Accepted Answer · 2018-04-24 12:02:54Z

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This error is raised because you don't have the sufficient privileges to send this request. According to the documentation, you may:

Enable anonymous access, and give the proper roles to your anonymous_user - Otherwise it will raise a 403 again.
Configure Elasticsearch security.

answered Apr 24, 2018 at 12:02

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J.Ghassen Over a year ago

I disabled the X-pack security in the elasticsearch.yml file but the same issue when I try to send request from my laravel application @Nicolas Cami

Captain.C. Over a year ago

Right now I have 2 suggestions: can you try to use the elastic user to perform your request? Can you enable logging and see what shows up?

J.Ghassen Over a year ago

The return of the log file is when I tried to run my laravel application :elasticsearch_access.log is [2018-04-25T16:12:40,867] [rest] [anonymous_access_denied] origin_address=[127.0.0.1], uri=[/a1ff2535-dbc3-494c-b706-e5ad680e5d02/doc/P10_P3_recv_20170906.log__05%3A02%3A54%3A5182940_5852.10149_DataCmd] This is what I've added to elasticsearch.yml file xpack.security.enabled : true xpack.security.audit.enabled : true

Captain.C. Over a year ago

Did you enable the anonymous access?

J.Ghassen Over a year ago

This is what I've added to elasticsearch.yml file : xpack.security.enabled : true xpack.security.audit.enabled : true xpack.security.authc: anonymous: username: anonymous_user roles: all authz_exception: true

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