It depends on how you populate the choices for dropdown 2 - for example, if you are using a search, you can filter the results of the search based on the selection from dropdown 1. You may also be able to use the change handler for dropdown 1 to set the form.dropdown2 token to auto-select a value for dropdown 2

Multi-selects settings are passed in URLs by repeating the token with each value that has been selected <link target="_blank">/app/SAsh/operational_beautiful?form.choose_office=Front%20Office&amp;form.choose_office=Back%20Office&amp;...

Sorry, you're right. I was checking the "script" input and it has the "interval" parameter whereas powershell indeed has "schedule". How do you know it's not running (and not just running and producing any results for example)? What does splunk list inputstatus say? My definition looks almost identical and works. From what I see you avoided the common pitfall of $SplunkHome so the path is good. [powershell://script-checker] script= . "$SplunkHome\etc\apps\cert_checker\bin\scripts\Splunk-cert-checker.ps1" schedule = 86400 index=internal_auxiliary sourcetype=kv:cert-checker event_serialization_format=kv disabled=0  

Hi maybe this helps youhttps://community.splunk.com/t5/Alerting/Why-can-t-I-change-alert-with-REST-It-change-permission-from-app/m-p/646456/thread-id/15104/highlight/false#M15117 It’s old answer where I change some parameters on query. I think that you could change the query just like those parameters on conf. r. Ismo

The patch actually had a different name on my webserver, I've fixed that now, sorry Also, for the latest (as of sept) splunk app, the update functions and changes are the same if you want to add "fixed/static" proxy entries. I'm currently testing to make sure is actually correct but I'm hopeful In the function validate_arguments def validate_arguments(ikey: str, skey: str, host: str, interval: int, offset_seconds: int=-140): """ Ensures that the provided credentials have access to different log types Also check that the interval is >= 120 seconds to avoid rate limiting. :param ikey: Integration key of Admin Panel API :param skey: Secret key of Admin Panel API :param host: Host of Admin Panel API :param interval: How often Splunk runs this input script, in seconds. :param offset_seconds: Number of seconds to subtract from current time, for the validation request """ if interval < 120: LOGGER.error("The interval must be greater than or equal to 120 seconds") print_error('The interval must be greater than or equal to 120 seconds') raise ValueError("The interval must be greater than or equal to 120 seconds") admin = duo_client.admin.Admin(ikey=ikey, skey=skey, host=host) if host == LOCAL_API_HOST: admin.ca_certs = "DISABLE" # Update the bellow to set a fixed proxy server admin.set_proxy("proxyserver","proxyport") current_unix_ts = int(time.time()) and then in the function run_script a little further down def run_script(): """ Method will instantiate a duo_client.Admin object with the configured ikey/skey/api_host. In addition, it will call each log collector class to poll the Duo adminapi for JSON encoded data that gets written to stdout. """ LOGGER.info("Getting input configuration.") config, splunk_session_key = get_config() LOGGER.info("Configuration processing completed. Setting LOGGER level for %s to %s", config['name'], config['logging_level']) LOGGER.setLevel(config['logging_level']) splunk_session_args = { 'token': splunk_session_key, 'user': 'nobody', 'app': 'duo_splunkapp' } local_mode: bool = config['api_host'] == LOCAL_API_HOST admin_api = duo_client.Admin( ikey=config['ikey'], skey=config['skey'], host=config['api_host'], ca_certs="DISABLE" if local_mode else None, digestmod=hashlib.sha512 ) # Update the bellow to set a fixed proxy server admin_api.set_proxy("proxyserver","proxyport") Once this is done I will attempt to make a patch file that allows you to specify a proxy server and port via the UI. Hopefully this is enough to get anyone rolling with the new version.  

Hi Pradeep,   Could you please do the following and let me know how it goes? 1. Go to the API Clients in Controller  -> Go to the Settings => Administrator => API Client 2. Create an API client. 3. Enter the client Name, Description and Generate the Secret. Once the secret is generated, copy the secret and save it. 4. Assign the role. 4. Save it. If you want to generate Token via CURL Command  5. run the below curl command to generate the token. curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/vnd.appd.cntrl+protobuf;v=1" "https://test-controller.saas.appdynamics.com/controller/api/oauth/access_token" -d 'grant_type=client_credentials&client_id=<client-id>@account_name&client_secret=<secret>' Replace <client-id> & <secret> accordingly. client-id -> Client Name from Step 3 client_secret -> Secret from step 3 for example: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/vnd.appd.cntrl+protobuf;v=1" "https://test-controller.saas.appdynamics.com/controller/api/oauth/access_token" -d 'grant_type=client_credentials&client_id=sunil_api_client@ces-controller&client_secret=738e62b5-2455-45af-a644-934234234234' Here is the docs for the details:  https://docs.appdynamics.com/appd/23.x/latest/en/extend-appdynamics/appdynamics-apis/api-clients#id-.APIClientsv23.1-generate-access-tokens 

No worries @vikas1  Just some admin, it is good practise to mark a correct answer as the solution as other users may find it useful when searching Splunk answers for the same issue.   Karma points are also greatly appreciated.

Hi @PickleRick, Noted on this. Yes I am using the Splunk App for Salesforce and it is using the "distance" command. Seems like they dont have a documentation for this app. Btw thankyou for your feedback.

Hi @inventsekar , Thank you for your feedback. Yes, I'm currently using the Splunk App for Salesforce and this is our first time installing it. On the Splunk warning message, it didnt mentioned any details, only as the above screenshot. I did check on the search.log, they error show "syntax error - script (path)". I guess i need to fine tuned the query or is there any other way I can work on?