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One of my alerts is having an issue with the email link to the results not working. I get a 404 that says Oops. Page not found!
I'm the admin, so I don't think it's a permissions issue. Other alerts from the same app are working fine. Any ideas?
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The issue came up again with only one alert. The app it's in had been set up with the fix to use request.ui_dispatch_app = search but when clicking the view results link in the email it was still going to the same app. I made the app visible and the page now loads.
In /apps/<app_name>/local/app.conf add:
[ui]
is_visible = true- Mark as New
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There is probably something wrong with the way you have set up the search for the alert.
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Can you elaborate on that? The search works fine on its own, and if the search was bad why would that cause the web page to not load?
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Perhaps if you elaborate on what your search is for your alert we might be able to help spot the issue?
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The search is very basic. The system is isolated so I can't copy/paste but it's just searching for one event code, action, and signature and tabling the results. There is nothing unique or unusual from other alert searches.
I don't understand how anything in the search string would cause a 404 error.
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It is not really the search, it is how you set up the link in the alert.
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I haven't messed with that at all, I simply have the box checked for Link to Results.
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Hi, I am facing the same issue. did you find any solution ?
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Sorry I forgot to post the solution, I can't remember what it was.
It was most likely one of these:
https://splunk.my.site.com/customer/s/article/Links-leading-to-alert-configuration-throw-404-error
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The issue came up again with only one alert. The app it's in had been set up with the fix to use request.ui_dispatch_app = search but when clicking the view results link in the email it was still going to the same app. I made the app visible and the page now loads.
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[ui]
is_visible = true- Mark as New
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Hi @RanjiRaje
Rather than trying to piggyback on someone else's issue, please start a new topic in Answers with details of your specific usecase, what you have tried so far, and the issues you are facing.
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