Bug #774
Preview doesn't work on Linux
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#1
Updated by Luke Murphey about 10 years ago
- Status changed from New to In Progress
#2
Updated by Luke Murphey about 10 years ago
The request could not be completed: Traceback (most recent call last):
File \"<string>\", line 105, in scrape_page
File \"/opt/splunk/etc/apps/website_input/bin/web_input.py\", line 177, in init
Field(\"username\", \"Username\", \"The username to use for authenticating (only HTTP authentication supported)\", none_allowed=True, empty_allowed=True, required_on_create=False, required_on_edit=False),\nTypeError: init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'required_on_create'
#3
Updated by Luke Murphey about 10 years ago
The controller is importing a Field instance that does not have required_on_create. From what I can tell, it is importing the Django apps modular input library.
#4
Updated by Luke Murphey about 10 years ago
The controller isn't importing its own version of the modular input library but the Django app version of it
#5
Updated by Luke Murphey about 10 years ago
The request could not be completed: Traceback (most recent call last):\n File \"<string>\", line 105, in scrape_page\n File \"/opt/splunk/etc/apps/website_input/bin/web_input.py\", line 183, in init\n Field(\"username\", \"Username\", \"The username to use for authenticating (only HTTP authentication supported)\", none_allowed=True, empty_allowed=True, required_on_create=False, required_on_edit=False),\nTypeError: init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'required_on_create'\n", "time": "2014-08-08T17:38:55", "type": "ERROR"}], "total": 0}
#7
Updated by Luke Murphey about 10 years ago
The issue is that each of the apps updates sys.path to import libraries. Multiple on the file-system can cause collisions when running in SplunkWeb since they inevitably wind up changing each other's sys.path. In this case, website_input got django_monitoring's sys.path updates and imported its modular input class.
I fixed this by putting the sub-class in a sub-directory titled after the app name and then using it as a module to be imported. This worked.
#8
Updated by Luke Murphey about 10 years ago
- Status changed from In Progress to Closed
- % Done changed from 0 to 100