Can you tell me the search query to find what has been downloaded ? Also i see few discrepencies with code . Path for code : /apps/splunk/share/splunk/search_mrsparkle/exposed/js/views/deploymentserver/ClientsSummary.js For phoneHome in 24 Hours — 24 hrs is calculated based on datenow functionality but if you see the code for TotalDownloads .. its directly calculated the code for 1 hr (3600 sec)- It does not use the functionality of datenow( did not mention which 24 hour) ? Is the data calculated correctly ? PhoneHome Now : ================== var numSecondsIn24Hours = 24 * 60 * 60; if( !Date.now) { Date.now = function() {return new Date().getTime();} ; } var epoch_time = parseInt(Date.now()/1000, 10) - numSecondsIn24Hours; var phonedHomeClients = new ClientsCollection(); var that = this; phonedHomeClients.fetch({ data: { minLatestPhonehomeTime: epoch_time, count: 1 } , success: function(clients, response){ var numClients = 0; if (clients.length > 0) { numClients = clients.first().paging.get('total'); } that.$('#numPhonedHomeClients').html(numClients); that.$('#phonedHomeLabel').html(i18n.ungettext("Client", "Clients", numClients)); } }); TotalDownloads : ================== //Get number of downloads in the last hour var recentDownloads = new RecentDownloadsCollection(); var numSecondsInOneHour = 3600; recentDownloads.fetch({ data: { count: 1, maxAgeSecs: numSecondsInOneHour } , success: function(recentDownloads, response){ var numDownloads = "N/A"; if (recentDownloads.length > 0) { numDownloads = recentDownloads.first().entry.content.get('count'); that.$('#downloadsLabel').html(i18n.ungettext("Total download", "Total downloads", numDownloads)); } that.$('#numDownloadsInLastHour').html(numDownloads); } });
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