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output *results* in script
We are using a Perl script to create tickets when a given event meets a certain threshold. How can we include the results of the search in the ticket? This seems like it should be pretty easy, but darned if I can figure out how to get at that data. Otherwise, all we have is a ticket with a link to the search we have to click on to get at the information we seek.
Thanks.
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I've found something interesting there...
https://github.com/georgestarcher/Splunk-Alert/blob/master/targetlist.py
http://www.georgestarcher.com/splunk-alert-scripts-automating-control/
The splunk doc is really missing some examples...
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Have you had any luck with this? I am looking at the same thing.
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Do there is no other way to get the raw data, and read them manually in the script 😞
In which form are they stored ?
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From the link in my answer post:
$8 = path to a file where raw results of this search are located (as opposed to passing the actual results into the ticket--this could be a lot of data).
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I use an email alert for grabbing the full search result to send to our ticketing system. Some of my alrets send the results as a pdf. This was simple and cleaner to interface with CA's service desk application.
I think you would have to cat $8 , but I bet its format is a not very pretty since it contains raw results
$8= File where the results for this search are stored (contains raw results)
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Which of the available variables will give me the results of the search? Not the fact the alert fired but the OUTPUT of the search.
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Then it might be the way you are handling the variables. That example was Bash, so $1, $2 etc are defined as positional parameters passed to the script. This would be represented differently in Perl. My Perl skills are not that great , but if I'm not mistaken they would be something like $ARGV[1],$ARGV[2], etc.
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been there, done that. It doesn't include the results.
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