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I am trying to automate the installation of apps (as part of automating the whole splunk server creation), and since there is the nice ./splunk install app <file/link> command, I was hoping I could just use

./splunk install app http://splunkbase.splunk.com/apps:startdownload/PDF+Report+Server+-+install+on+Linux+only/1.3/pdfserver.tar.gz

or even better

./splunk install app pdfserver where I would just refer to a unique global app name (in the spirit of apt/yum)

but neither works - the download link probably only works in a browser (curl also chokes on it, giving an error that JavaScript is required).

Is there any way to make this work that I missed (aside from downloading the app manually and putting it on my server and pointing the automation/CLI to that file)?

asked 22 Dec '11, 04:22

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Hi ianformanek

did you try to use this link as well?

splunk install app http://splunk-base.splunk.com/apps/22348/download/

cheers

link

answered 22 Dec '11, 07:02

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Just tried, same result (An error occurred: file could not be opened successfully) - that url is just a redirect to the one I tried earlier.

Seems like this is a way to enforce accepting license on download.

(22 Dec '11, 08:13) ianformanek
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