There is no need to go back to the addon builder the app came from. As long as the app runs in a Splunk instance, this command can be used to generate an .spl that can be easily imported into any Splunk instance with Addon Builder: sudo /opt/splunk/bin/splunk package app <PACKAGENAME> Splunk username: Splunk password: All that is required is a Splunk UI account with admin rights from which the app is installed and is to be exported ... View more

Hi @shugup2923 maybe you have under the add-on setup parameters -> preconfigured parameter the check with global account settings in it can that be? ... View more

@shugup2923 I have not created the config file, my app fulfills its purpose even without the configuration file. The app will not be published, so I no longer go through the validation process ... View more

Hi @chli_splunk  i have the same problem, in my case the file didn't exists. I've build my App with the Add-On Builder. Should the file be created automatically when an app is created by the add-on builder? I can't make any sense of the documentation ... View more

Hi @Vardhan  Thanks for the answer. Does this guarantee that other python modules will also run that are not available in the standard installation of python in splunk? I already built an add-on with the Builder yesterday, but didn't get pycurl to work here either. Knowing whether further Python modules can be implemented is an important difference for the approach to future script development ... View more

As I mentioned yesterday, I wrote a new script using the request method instead of pycurl. This also worked after I deposited it on the path provided($SPLUNK_HOME/bin/scripts) . Is there no best practice for installing or storing subsequent python modules? I also tried my own app and an add-on, but didn't get pycurl to work. Thanks for support     ... View more

Hi @Vardhan  yes i know, cause de module pycurl is in splunk not available, i decided to change my script to te request method. Also this sript ist working fine in cmd, in splunk is not working. Im not an expert in it, but i think the request Methods are in the standard Splunk Python installation. I'm getting no error while executing with "sudo ./splunk cmd python /opt/splunk/bin/scripts/request.py" but in the alert action with a shell skript to the request.py (python3 /opt/splunk/bin/scripts/request.py) it also doesn't work, i dont understand why.  When i execute with the command i showed it work's, it also should be working in the alert action, but it dosen't ... View more

This is the response: Traceback (most recent call last):  File "/opt/splunk/etc/apps/TA-api-add-on/bin/send_group_message.py", line 6, in <module>    c = pycurl.Curl() AttributeError: module 'pycurl' has no attribute 'Curl' Any idea? ... View more

Hi @Vardhan , thanks for your answer. I've tried this with placing the package to $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/scripts and also placing my script there, but when i run this script in the command with ./splunk cmd python3 path-to/script.py i got the same Error "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pycurl'" But i try it with an custom Add-on and will see if it works ... View more