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I've written a bunch of scheduled searches for a Splunk app. The searches appear as having no owner. How can I specify an owner for these scheduled searches? In order to be able to control the quota for these searches, I need to assign an owner. Otherwise, the quota is that assigned to splunk-system-user. I need to package the app so the configuration must exist within the app context. |
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When a user creates and schedules a saved search, that search gets created in some app context and ownership of this search is specified in the user's Splunk directory ($SPLUNK/etc/users///local/savedsearches.conf). In the case stated here, you want to package a saved search with your app that already has an owner specified. If you just create a saved search and schedule it in the app, it'll run without an owner. Without an owner, the scheduled search is run via the splunk-system-user account which has its own quota limits. In order to specify an owner, do the following: Create the saved search in someapp/default/savedsearches.conf:
Then you'll specify the owner per saved search in the someapp/metadata/default.meta file:
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try setting a local.meta in the /app/splunk/etc/apps/search/metadata folder http://www.splunk.com/base/Documentation/4.1.1/Developer/Step5SetPermissions and http://www.splunk.com/base/Documentation/4.1.1/Admin/Defaultmetaconf will help. I suspect the configuration would look like:
for instance:
Thankyou, this is really helpful
(28 Apr '10, 15:36)
Hazel
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