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lumpymilk · ‎09-25-2026

Is there a plan to support Splunk Enterprise 10.2 and 10.4 with the TA-proofpoint-isolation add-on? If not, what are people doing for this add-on for Splunk Enterprise 10.2 and 10.4?

lumpymilk · ‎05-08-2024

Here is what I found. When using that connection type we needed to add an option authenticationScheme=NTLM (which enables NTLMv2 authentication) and then in our environment we made sure SSL is enabled (encrypt=true) and added the option trustServerCertificate=true. After that, the connection could be saved and worked fine.

lumpymilk · ‎05-06-2024

I still don't see a solution for this even with the MSSQL 4.1 driver and latest DBX with latest Splunk JDBC MSSQL addon. Also, the original poster mentioned they are on CentOS. We are on Linux as well with Oracle JRE 17. The point being that the dll wouldn't do much good here.

lumpymilk · ‎01-27-2021

For the sake of anyone searching and finding this, these return a float that matches time picker when I try them. I just wish I could find inheritable or nested Option() types so I can borrow those with their existing validation. earliest = self.search_results_info.api_et latest = self.search_results_info.api_lt

lumpymilk · ‎01-27-2021

From what I can tell, these look like the right attributes. They show up with a float so you may have to convert them depending on what you're using it for. earliest = self.search_results_info.api_et latest = self.search_results_info.api_lt I'd like to know how to create an Option() that uses the same validator as what search uses. LMK if you find that.

lumpymilk · ‎08-11-2020

According to documentation here, under the title "Clear a setting": https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.0.5/Admin/Howtoeditaconfigurationfile A configuration setting that appears in default can be overridden by an empty setting in local. This often works for things like FIELDALIAS, EVAL, EXTRACT, REPORT and others except I notice it does NOT work for the INDEXED_EXTRACTIONS setting. It looks like the routine that validates this setting will choke if one of the known-good values is not present. So then, if a vendor set INDEXED_EXTRACTIONS=json in their add-on, I might try and set INDEXED_EXTRACTIONS= in the local/props.conf for that same sourcetype, hoping to instead do my JSON on a select few json nodes. If I did try that, and as Splunk has documented it, then I would find the file would no longer be read in at all. Instead I'd find the following in splunkd.log: ERROR IndexedExtractionsConfig - Invalid value='' for parameter='INDEXED_EXTRACTIONS'. and that would be followed by: ERROR TailReader - Ignoring path="/myvendorApp/logs/filename.log" due to: Invalid indexed extractions configuration - see prior error messages If anyone knows how to make this work for INDEXED_EXTRACTIONS, please let me know.

lumpymilk · ‎08-24-2018

It's probably worth mentioning since it was difficult to find. There is an option to write the diag to stdout as an uncompressed tar. From there you can do what you like. This is useful if you don't have space on the remote server. this will send the diag as uncmpressed tar to stdout, then pass that through gzip prior to passing the gzipped output back through your ssh session and redirecting to a local gzipped copy. Note, the pipe needs to be escaped if you want to gzip prior to data transferring across the network. ssh user@remoteserver $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk diag --stdout | gzip > mydiag.tgz If you just want to put the file into /tmp or /var then you can do this... $SPLUNK_HOME/splunk diag --stdout | gzip > /tmp/mydiag.tgz

lumpymilk · ‎06-02-2017

According to Best Practices for App building , we should at minimum set: TIME_PREFIX, MAX_TIMESTAMP_LOOKAHEAD, TIME_FORMAT, LINE_BREAKER, SHOULD_LINEMERGE, TRUNCATE, KV_MODE So normally for a sourcetype, I would set these basic configurations in props.conf to help Splunk parse data during indexing. I'm wondering if this is even necessary when I'm using a Splunk DB Connect 2 or Splunk DB Connect 3 add-on to load the data. It seems that we already set these when we are creating the db input.

lumpymilk · ‎02-03-2017

Can someone explain how to handle the \" characters in a capture group when my field boundaries are double quotes? That's what I really need. It seems like splunk is having a problem when I escape the backslash and double quotes in my regex. Other regex tools are able to handle things like \"(?(\\"|[^\"])?)\" or \"(?(?:(\\"|[^\"]))?)\" just fine... but splunk errors on it.

lumpymilk · ‎02-03-2017

Let me clarify a little. It is in fact a little more complicated than I originally stated. The data is in w3c format. "(?.*)" would match but with the data looking like this ... "data" "data" "data" data data data "http://www.mydomain.com/request.pl?clientData=someVar:\"this is the important data\"" "other data" "more data" \"(?[^\"]*?)\"\s\"(?[^\"]*?)\"\s\"(?[^\"]*?)\"\s(?\S*?)\s(?\S*?)\s(?\S*?)\s\"(?.*)\" matches more than the request data.

lumpymilk · ‎02-03-2017

When extracting the request or cookie from httpd logs I'm having problems capturing an entire request when the request contains an escaped double quote. The reason appears to be in the handling of this sequence \" by Splunk. For example if the request field of the log contains this data ... "http://www.mydomain.com/request.pl?clientData=someVar:\"this is the important data\"" Then a regular expression for \"(?[^\"]*?)\" will capture http://www.mydomain.com/request.pl?clientData=someVar:\ If I try \"(?(?:(\x5c\x22|[^\"]))*?)\" then the search fails with an error saying "Please check log"... no details. If I try \"(?(?:(\x5c\x21|[^\"]))*?)\" then the search completes with no error. Too bad \x21 isn't what I'm looking for. If I try \"(?(?:(\x5c.|[^\"]))*?)\" in the hopes that ANY character preceded by a backslash will match then I get an error again. The simple question is how would one capture data between double quotes where the data may contain escaped double quotes?

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