I installed TA-connectivity and after turning on the inputs I received the following error in splunkd.log:
07-29-2016 16:10:07.410 +0000 ERROR ExecProcessor - message from "python D:\Splunk\etc\apps\TA-connectivity\bin\ping.py" ERROR local variable 'status' referenced before assignment
After looking into the python script "TA-connectivity/bin/connectivity_lib/pinger.py", I observed that the value "status" was not set, like the other variables. The resolution to this is to add status=''
in the "def pingtest(dstaddr)" call, see example below:
def pingtest(dstaddr):
timenow = strftime("%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S %Z")
dstaddr = dstaddr.rstrip('\r\n')
trailer = ''
action=''
description=''
dst_ip=''
status=''
if platform.system() == 'Windows':
Once I restarted Splunk, the expected pings were working to each host listed in my hostfile.txt file.
Hope this helps others that encounter this issue...
Jamie Bailey
After looking into the python script "TA-connectivity/bin/connectivity_lib/pinger.py", I observed that the value "status" was not set, like the other variables. The resolution to this is to add status=''in the "def pingtest(dstaddr)" call, see example below:
def pingtest(dstaddr):
timenow = strftime("%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S %Z")
dstaddr = dstaddr.rstrip('\r\n')
trailer = ''
action=''
description=''
dst_ip=''
status=''
if platform.system() == 'Windows':
Once I restarted Splunk, the expected pings were working to each host listed in my hostfile.txt file.
Hope this helps others that encounter this issue...
Jamie Bailey
After looking into the python script "TA-connectivity/bin/connectivity_lib/pinger.py", I observed that the value "status" was not set, like the other variables. The resolution to this is to add status=''in the "def pingtest(dstaddr)" call, see example below:
def pingtest(dstaddr):
timenow = strftime("%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S %Z")
dstaddr = dstaddr.rstrip('\r\n')
trailer = ''
action=''
description=''
dst_ip=''
status=''
if platform.system() == 'Windows':
Once I restarted Splunk, the expected pings were working to each host listed in my hostfile.txt file.
Hope this helps others that encounter this issue...
Jamie Bailey
Thanks Jamie. Been meaning to test this extensively in Windows. Should update the app over the weekend with any other fixes I find.
Cheers
Hi @jbailey_splunk
Thanks for sharing this Q&A with the rest of the Splunk community! Can you actually post the solution as a formal answer in the "Enter your answer here..." box below? Then once it's posted, click "Accept" directly below the answer to resolve the post. Otherwise, this question will float around Answers appearing as having no solution in the list of questions.
Cheers
Patrick