I modified the helloworld in the python modular input example, to poll a website, and calculate the latency. I don't understand why it is not working when I add a time.sleep, without, it is workint !!? def do_run(): config = get_input_config() #TODO , poll for data and print output to STD OUT while True : try: interval=float(config['interval']) #time.sleep(interval) start_timer = time.time() resp = urllib2.urlopen(config['url']) content = resp.read() latency = time.time() - start_timer print_xml_single_instance_mode( "time=" + str(start_timer) + " latency=" + str(round(latency,2)) + " interval=" + str(interval) ) assert (resp.code == 200), 'Bad HTTP Response' #assert ('Example Web Page' in content), 'Failed Content Verification' except RuntimeError,e: logging.error("Looks like an error: %s" % str(e)) sys.exit(2) ... View more

I'd like to take some eval function as example for building custom skripts, but I can't find them ? ... View more

I have a field in the logs, that is a Bit-field. Is there a way, a function to translate those field in a human readable mvfield ? Here is a bitfield translation example : 1 test1 2 test2 4 test3 8 test4 What I would like, is a way to translate "3" in "test1,test2) I would enjoy a | bitlookup bittranslation.csv bitfield But I guess I would have seen it already, if there were one 😉 ... View more

I use a HiddenSavedSearch. The search is run by the scheduler, and returns results, but the View is complaining it can't find the view. When its the case, its impossible to change anything in the Sideview editor, everything is like frozen. ... View more

I have a first search, that return "system1" Then I want to use that value, to get the appropriate value out of a subsearch timechart : first restult : system system1 second result : system1 system2 system3 _time 1 2 3 _time 4 5 4 _time 4 4 4 How could I do that ? is there a way to put the first result in a parameter, that could be used in the subsearch as fieldname ? index=myfirstquery | table system | subsearch [ _time=$_time$ | eval myValue=fieldName[$system$]] ... View more