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Is it possible to derive the server's time using SplunkJS or by other means using JavaScript?

rharrisssi
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Using Math.floor(new Date()/1000); results in the browser's epoch time. Is it possible using the JS libraries provided by Splunk to return the current server-side time? For example I can use Splunk.util.getConfigValue("USERNAME") to get the username of the current person viewing.

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