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Not getting events from sourcetype Unix:Uptime from Splunk Add-On from unix and linux (uptime.sh)

mayankrojo
Explorer

Hello,

I am not getting events from the uptime.sh which gives system date and uptime information via the shell command. This script is a part of Splunk Add-On for Unix and Linux which is installed on the universal forwarder. I am getting data from other inputs like cpu.sh, vmstat.sh, df.sh etc...but not only from uptime.sh. I check the disabled is also set to false and in sync with other stanzas like the stanzas of cpu,vmstat etc. Any insights into if I am missing anything?

 

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SinghK
Builder

Check the bin folder see if there any scripts which have different permissions than those of working ones.

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You should try to run this script as user which are running UF client. Also try it with splunk cmd …../path/to/script. Then if/when needed fix reported errors.

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mayankrojo
Explorer

I am getting the data when i run the uptime.sh script from command line. But I am not getting the data in Splunk.

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

If you are run it with "splunk" user and with command 

/opt/splunkforward/splunk/bin/splunk cmd /path/to/script/uptime.sh

And get answer then it should works.

Have you gotten anything into _internal logs on that client? Check also local log files under ..../splunk/var/log/splunk

r. Ismo 

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mayankrojo
Explorer

I checked with the permissions of the script in the default folder. It is exactly the same like others.

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