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Why is fill_summary_index failing to get list of scheduled times?

jsilverbears
Path Finder

I created a report to send data into the summary index under a certain title. It's working. The problem is that I can't get the backfill to work.

I run this command in the bin folder:

./splunk cmd python fill_summary_index.py -app search -name "new - summary" -et @mon -lt now -j 8 -dedup true -showprogress true -auth admin:password

But I keep getting the following error message:

*** For saved search 'new - summary' ***
Failed to get list of scheduled times for saved search 'new - summary' (app = 'search', error = '[HTTP 404] https://127.0.0.1:8089/servicesNS/nobody/search/saved/searches/new%20-%20summary?earliest_time=%40mo...; [{'type': 'ERROR', 'code': None, 'text': "\n In handler 'savedsearch': Could not find object id=new - summary"}]'

I created that saved search in the Splunk Searches, Reports, and Alerts interface. I have done back fills before but not since upgrading to 6.4. Is there something I am missing?

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jsilverbears
Path Finder

Okay, yeah. I figured it out. I needed to have the -owner admin option put into the command. I hadn't needed it before but I guess I need it now.

My original command was unchanged since the last time it worked and it didn't have that option set. All the other backfills I have done also have admin as the owner too.

Oh, well. I fixed it. Yay me.

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jsilverbears
Path Finder

Okay, yeah. I figured it out. I needed to have the -owner admin option put into the command. I hadn't needed it before but I guess I need it now.

My original command was unchanged since the last time it worked and it didn't have that option set. All the other backfills I have done also have admin as the owner too.

Oh, well. I fixed it. Yay me.

aferone
Builder

This exact scenario happened to me, and I also had to add the "-owner" switch to the command. I never needed it before. Thanks for finding this!

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