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Matzi
Engager

Hi all!

Maybe I have found a small bug in the Python for Scientific Computing for Linux 64-bit app.

The problem I see is in psc_cleanup_job.py, main-method, try-block.

At the end of the try-block, there is a sys.exit(1). As far as I understand the code, this sys.exit(1) needs one more indent in order to correspond to the logger.info("No files deleted") or it must be deleted entirely, depending on the intended behavior for no file deletion.

This missing indent causes a Health Check Warning on my Search Head, I see no other problems.

May you review this? 🙂

Best regards!

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livehybrid
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi @Matzi 

As this is a Splunk supported app I think the best action would be to contact Splunk Support and raise a support case directly, this should then get allocated to the relevant team internally. 
Unfortunately as a community forum we aren’t really able to report these, its better coming from yourself through the official support channels. 

 

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