We adapt the code so that it works exclusively with Python v3 (3.7
or greater). The code has been reorganized and corrected where needed.
This way we are able to test the tie2index.py script without the
need to have Splunk running.
Code has been split int the bin/ and lib/ folders. This will make
it easier to extend and reuse.
The setup.xml has been extended with more inline help so that the
user installing the add-on has bit more information as to what to fill
in.
We add also the possibility to configure a sequence number when setting
up the add-on. This makes it easier to upgrade or install it new and
start from a particular point.
Logging of the add-on is now done to a separate file called
dcso_tie.log within the Splunk logging folder. This is a good place
to start looking when debugging issues.
The setup.py was added with a custom distutils command called
splunkdist. This makes it easy to create a distribution ready to
be used in Splunk.
The README has been revamped with new documentation and new structure.
We adapt the code so that it works exclusively with Python v3 (3.7 or greater). The code has been reorganized and corrected where needed. This way we are able to test the
tie2index.pyscript without the need to have Splunk running. Code has been split int thebin/andlib/folders. This will make it easier to extend and reuse.The
setup.xmlhas been extended with more inline help so that the user installing the add-on has bit more information as to what to fill in. We add also the possibility to configure a sequence number when setting up the add-on. This makes it easier to upgrade or install it new and start from a particular point.Logging of the add-on is now done to a separate file called
dcso_tie.logwithin the Splunk logging folder. This is a good place to start looking when debugging issues.The
setup.pywas added with a customdistutilscommand calledsplunkdist. This makes it easy to create a distribution ready to be used in Splunk.The README has been revamped with new documentation and new structure.