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How to make changes from the GitLab server (not from Splunk Web) to track changes for a Splunk configuration file?

ngwodo
Path Finder

Splunk alerts are being quarantined from an invalid sender. What backend files need to be modified?  How can I make changes from the GitLab server (not from Splunk Web) to track changes for a Splunk configuration file: savedsearches.conf for an invalid email sender?

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thambisetty
SplunkTrust
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  1. From the Search and Reporting app home page, select Settings > Server settings > Email settings.
  2. Select Mail Server Settings.

you see from field, update from address there.

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ngwodo
Path Finder

I am talking about doing it from Linux command line. 

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ngwodo
Path Finder

I noticed a large number of Splunk alerts in the hosted O365 quarantine (not delivered) because they are using an invalid sender "From: splunk-s". This is not a problem with the tenant configuration where we can whitelist it. O365 needs to see a properly formatted “from” header, e.g. somebody@gmail.com. Is this something that can be adjusted in the Splunk config? It would also be beneficial to remove some of the old recipients from these alerts:

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thambisetty
SplunkTrust
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can you elaborate you question?

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ngwodo
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Please can you tell how I can make changes from gitlab server to track changes for a Splunk configuration file: savedsearches.conf for an invalid email sender?  Please I need the step by step process on how to do it. We need to do it from gitlab not from splunk web.

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