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Hi 0range,
No, this will not work - just tested that.
But you can create a wrapper script in $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/scripts/ which will call those two scripts and assign the wrapper script to be run when the alert hits - as well, just tested that 😉
cheers, MuS
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Hi 0range,
No, this will not work - just tested that.
But you can create a wrapper script in $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/scripts/ which will call those two scripts and assign the wrapper script to be run when the alert hits - as well, just tested that 😉
cheers, MuS
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thanks MuS... but we have VMware app... 😞
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check out this app http://apps.splunk.com/app/1730/ maybe this can help you achieving your goals
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It seems an interesting way to use an external alerting system... but I think it's Splunk's job 😞
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Or have Splunk sent out the alert to some other Alerting System which will take care of the all your alerting combinations/conditions ....
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What about passing parameters to the wrapping script specifiying the subscripts to be called?
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No other ways?
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Sure we can do like this, but the number of combinations scares me..)
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