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Google Workspace for Splunk addon throws error

rvsoni
Engager

Hello @alacercogitatus 

Google Workspace for Splunk addon throws an error

Installed Add ons "Google Workspace for Splunk" configured google workspace account,

able to see the users list in splunk,

"Admin SDK Reports Ingest" configuration throws below error

for service "login" and "user_account"

error_message="invalid literal for int() with base 10: '1636719173.276311'" error_type="<class 'ValueError'>" error_arguments="invalid literal for int() with base 10: '1636719173.276311'" error_filename="google_client.py" error_line_number="863" input_guid="840262-6716-ff73-e5c-c0816800774" input_name="Account"

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rvsoni
Engager

@alacercogitatusThanks for the prompt reply,

I will wait for version 1.5.4 to be available to deploy

Thanks,

Ravi

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alacercogitatus
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

That is a debug log line. Remove lines 862 and 863 from google_client.py. I'll fix it in 1.5.4. Thanks.

rvsoni
Engager

Hi @alacercogitatus

 

Any update on this issue?

 

Thanks,

Ravi

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rvsoni
Engager

@alacercogitatusThanks for the prompt reply,

I will wait for version 1.5.4 to be available to deploy.

Do I need to create a ticket for this issue?

Any timeline for this fix.

Thanks,

Ravi

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