Is there a way to make the 1st column in the “settings ->Data Inputs -> <app data input>” list, hyperlink to allow me to edit the Data Input when using a custom UI manager.xml?  I would like to make the server's IP address or FQDN hyperlink to allow me to edit the data input settings. sample: manager.xml     <endpoint name="data/inputs/servertest”> <header>App server test</header> <breadcrumb> <parent hidecurrent="False">datainputstats</parent> <name>App server test</name> </breadcrumb> <elements> <element name=“server" type="textfield" label="Server FQDN or IP Address"> <view name="create"/> <view name="edit"/> <view name="list"/> </element>     https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.0.4/AdvancedDev/ModInputsCustomizeUI   ... View more

Is there a way to delete a directory in the /bin directory of my app during the upgrade installation of a newer version of my app? I moved the splunklib directory from the /bin directory to the /lib directory in my app to be compliant with the appinspect report.  If I install my new app and click the upgrade checkbox the splunklib directory under the /bin does not get removed so now I have the old version of splunklib in /bin and the new version of splunklib in /lib directory. Currently the way I can resolve the issue is to go to the cli and remove the app and install the new app version clean.   Below is the command I used to remove the app: ./splunk remove app [appname] -auth <username>:<password>   The app is located in: $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/<appname>   I would like to avoid the user from having to access the cli if possible.   ... View more

Is there a way to delete a directory in the /bin directory of my app during the upgrade process? I have an app that contains the /splunklib in the /bin directory, to be compliant with app inspect I have moved it to /lib. When I install the new version of my app with the upgrade option selected the existing /bin/splunklib directory still remains. After installation of the new version of my app there are now two copies of the splunklib, one in /bin and one in /lib directory. So far the way I have been able to resolve the issue is to delete my app using: ./splunk remove app [appname] -auth : Then install the new version of my app. I would like my app upgrade process to take care of the work rather than requiring command line access to the splunk server. ... View more