In short, I have a router with an IP address on a virtual machine, and I need that when I receive a log that one of its interfaces has turned off, a trigger is triggered and my script runs. test1.py from netmiko import ConnectHandler R1 = { "device_type" : "cisco_ios" , "host" : "R1" , "ip" : "192.168.12.130" , "username" : "admin" , "password" : "admin1" } def main (): commands = [ 'int fa3/0' , 'no sh' ] connect = ConnectHandler(**R1) connect.enable() output = connect.send_config_set(commands) print ( f" \n\n -------------- Device { R1[ 'ip' ] } --------------" ) print (output) print ( "-------------------- End -------------------" ) if __name__ == '__main__' : main() Login to splunk I get, the Add to Triggered Alerts trigger is triggered. But the .py file itself does not run. Checked through ".../splunk.exe cmd python .../test1.py " it starts and works. alert_actions.conf [test1] is_custom = 1 label = Change_interface_state description = Change_interface_state icon_path = test1.png alert.execute.cmd = test1.py app.conf [install] is_configured = 1 state = enabled [ui] is_visible = 1 label = test [launcher] author = QAZxsw description = This is custom version = 1.0.0 test1.html <from class ="from-horizontal from-complex" > <p> Change state of interface </p> </from> Help (._.)
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