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Did the new Splunk website remove the get command?

hartfoml
Motivator

I went onto the new Splunk website to get the newest version of Splunk to build a new server.

If I look in older releases I can get the get command and download directly to my Linux server. the newest version of Splunk (6.2.1"). I cannot find the get command for this version.

Why would they remove this feature?

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ppablo
Retired

Hi @hartfoml

A good number of other users came across this issue. Here's a previous post on the problem:
http://answers.splunk.com/answers/210051/where-did-the-download-links-for-wget-go-on-splunk.html

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ppablo
Retired

Hi @hartfoml

A good number of other users came across this issue. Here's a previous post on the problem:
http://answers.splunk.com/answers/210051/where-did-the-download-links-for-wget-go-on-splunk.html

hartfoml
Motivator

Thanks for the help

I'm glad they will be putting this feature back.

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ppablo
Retired

No problem @hartfoml, I'd seen other users post about the same concern right after the website redesign last week and those concerns were heard 🙂

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