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How do I index with regex using props.conf/transforms.conf ?

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I'm trying to put logs which match a regex into a different index ("audit_private") than the one they come in with ("syslog_general_public"). Yet: My logs are all still in the original index, and not "audit_private". Q: What am I doing wrong here? Q: How can I see the regex working or not? Right now I'm changing the .conf files, restarting splunk, and watching the search results. On the indexer: All these directories exist, are 700, and owned by splunk: - /misc/cloud2/splunk/ - /misc/cloud2/splunk/hot - /misc/cloud2/splunk/warm - /misc/cloud2/splunk/hot/audit_private - /misc/cloud2/splunk/warm/audit_private In /opt/splunk/etc/system/local : inputs.conf: this is how all the logs come in, with their default index [tcp://:10514] index = syslog_general_public sourcetype = syslog connection_host = dns indexes.conf: this defines the indexes and where they are stored [volume:hot] path = /misc/cloud2/splunk/hot [volume:cold] path = /misc/cloud2/splunk/warm [audit_private] homePath = volume:hot/audit_private coldPath = volume:cold/audit_private thawedPath = /misc/cloud2/splunk/thawed/audit_private [syslog_general_public] homePath = volume:hot/syslog_general_public coldPath = volume:cold/syslog_general_public thawedPath = /misc/cloud2/splunk/thawed/syslog_general_public props.conf: points to the regex/transform [syslog_audit_log_change_index_transform] TRANSFORMS-syslog_audit_log_change_index = syslog_audit_log_change_index transforms.conf: the transform! This has the simplest regex. [syslog_audit_log_change_index] REGEX = audit_log DEST_KEY = _MetaData:Index FORMAT = audit_private I've also tried adding WRITE_META = true ...but it didn't seem to make a difference. Note: Every time I change the regex or props.conf I restart splunk. This regex is supposed to work on this line: 2015-12-08T14:28:01.740023-05:00 dev-web-1006 audit_log type=USER_END msg=audit(1449602881.734:8461017): user pid=17294 uid=0 auid=0 ses=1243580 msg='op=PAM:session_close acct="root" exe="/usr/sbin/crond" hostname=? addr=? terminal=cron res=success' I've also tried more elaborate regex, like REGEX = ^[^ ]+\s+\S+\s+audit_log\s+type=\S+\s+msg=audit\(\S+\)\:.*msg=\'.*\'

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