Hey ! Thanks again for your response. Understood the functionnality of the <g> tag now ! Thank you ! , I guess i can say the the problem come from the svg document of France i found, be cause the whole "France" is in a <g> tag, and corsica island is in another <g> tag. <g> tag group the whole sub parameters forced on the same ID ( the g one) which make impossible to dissociate things sub to the <g> tag even if they are explicitly set on each <path> sub to <g>.   But the "g" tag in the document i provided does not contains any id="", but path does, however its not working.  Here's a dashboard code i wrote using the "raw" french map ( link i posted in the original post ) which should work but does not, since there is no id="" in <g> i dont understand why it does not work : https://pastebin.com/xXja5e9i   Or maybe the fill="#8ad" in the "g" tag overwrite the whole "path" markup as id does ?     EDIT : I tried to add  fill=\"#000000\" stroke=\"#fff\" stroke-width=\".5\"  Between each <path AND id="">, for instance, replacing : <path id=\"dep_2a\" BY  <path fill=\"#000000\" stroke=\"#fff\" stroke-width=\".5\" id=\"dep_2a\"  In the pastebin i pasted few lines ahead : And it works,  what does explain this behaviour as "fill" "stroke" and "stroke-width" are already referenced in the <g> ahead. I don't understand    I also verified that my france's SVG was valid, and he is : https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=https%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2Fb%2Fb6%2FD%25C3%25A9partements_de_France-simple.svg&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0   Have a good one !  ... View more

Yep after deleting <g> tags everywhere and added "name=", "stroke-width=" "stroke=" and "fill=" in every <path>. A response from splunk team would be nice though. ... View more

Hey, thank you very much. For the ones who have the same problem, here's the solution : I created a hanlder, then put the handler in parameter of the connect method. It would have been easier to have a "timeout" parameter in the connect method, but well. connectionHanlder = binding.handler(timeout = self.SPLUNK_TIMEOUT) try: self.service = client.connect( host=self.SPLUNKSERVER, port=self.SPLUNKPORT, username=self.SPLUNKUSERNAME, password=self.SPLUNKPASSWORD, handler = connectionHanlder ) except Exception as e: logging.info("Error connecting to the splunk platform : " + str(e)) ... View more

Hello, thank's you for your reply, but the solution with the handler worked well, and i wont change my python sdk at every installation ( the code is for production, i will probably forgot to make this change at every deployment ) Cdt. ... View more

Hi, thank's all, the solution was, as said below, to code an hanlder like that : connectionHanlder = binding.handler(timeout = self.SPLUNK_TIMEOUT) and then adding the hanlder to the connect method. I won't change the python SDK because my program is for production and i wont install pythonsdk with pip and then modify it at every installation. Thank's for the reply, cdt. ... View more

Thank's for your response, for the others who are searching for the solution, I did this : connectionHanlder = binding.handler(timeout = 1) try: self.service = client.connect( host=self.SPLUNKSERVER, port=self.SPLUNKPORT, username=self.SPLUNKUSERNAME, password=self.SPLUNKPASSWORD, handler = connectionHanlder ) except Exception as e: logging.info("Error connecting to the splunk platform : " + str(e)) Would'nt it have been easier to set a "timeout = 1" parameter in the connect function ? Have a nice day. ... View more

up please im still stuck ... View more

Up : When i set the option "requireClientCert = false" instead of true, i can connect myself on the 8089 interface (https://localhost:8089) with my own certificate added on my computer. Then when i try to connect to "https://[myip]:8089" with another computer on the same local network, it request a valid certificate that the computer hasnt, so it cant connect . But the splunkweb interface is still accesible via "https://[myi p]:8000" from any other computer. I dont know how its works ?? ... View more