Hi,
There are over 100 reports created by the admin and set to private.
The request is to give the power user access to all the reports. I do not want to do this manually.
All the reports are in
Splunk\etc\users\admin\search\local\savedsearches.conf
The meta data is in
\Splunk\etc\users\admin\search\metadata\local.meta
Can I just copy all the save searches to
\Splunk\etc\apps\search\local\savedsearches.conf
and add to the meta file in...
\Splunk\etc\apps\search\metadata\local.meta
....the below for each search I have copied across?
access = read : [ admin, power ], write : [ admin, power ]
Will this cause any issues for the admin user?
Is this the correct way to go about moving a large number of reports?
Can I use the same method for lookups?
Thanks,
Dan
The way you describe is exactly how you should handle moving the savedsearches.conf file if you want the owner to be "nobody"; however, if you want the searches to still be owned by admin, then you need to add owner = admin
to your local.meta file stanza as well. There shouldn't be any side effects for this. You could always test this by moving a small number of savedsearches first to ensure that no dashboards or reports are breaking, and then move the rest over.
This method should work for lookups as well.
The way you describe is exactly how you should handle moving the savedsearches.conf file if you want the owner to be "nobody"; however, if you want the searches to still be owned by admin, then you need to add owner = admin
to your local.meta file stanza as well. There shouldn't be any side effects for this. You could always test this by moving a small number of savedsearches first to ensure that no dashboards or reports are breaking, and then move the rest over.
This method should work for lookups as well.