The "No results found" message is from a search so it would seem you were successful in uploading your script ("tried" implies failure). Failure to data in a search does not mean the data did not ge...
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The "No results found" message is from a search so it would seem you were successful in uploading your script ("tried" implies failure). Failure to data in a search does not mean the data did not get ingested. So, let's unpack this problem. First, confirm the script works in the Splunk environment by using this command splunk cmd python <<your .py file>> Once that works, verify the scripted input is configured properly and is not disabled. Make a note of the index and sourcetype specified in the input. Confirm the index exists on the indexers and that the sourcetype is defined in a props.conf file, also on the indexers. The props.conf settings must ensure timestamps are correctly extracted from the data provided by the script. Without a good timestamp, the data may be indexed, but be undiscoverable. Wait for the script to run. Then, using the noted index and sourcetype, search for the data. index=foo sourcetype=bar earliest=-24h Please let us know which part of these steps fails.