splunk cmd



  •   Runs the specified command string with various environment variables set.
      Many utilities in Splunk's "bin" directory will not run without these
      variables.
    
      To see which environment variables will be set, run "splunk envvars".
    
      Objects
    
            btool               Views or validates Splunk configuration files, 
    taking into account configuration file layering and user/app context. 
            exporttool          An advanced data manipulation tool that can be used 
    to migrate buckets. You can use this command to export 
                            indexed data between systems of different endianness. 
    NOTE: This command is not supported and provided as is.
            importtool          An advanced data manipulation tool that can be used 
    to migrate buckets. You can use this command to import 
                            indexed data between systems of different endianness. 
    NOTE: This command is not supported and provided as is.
            locktest            Tests file systems for basic compatibility with 
    Splunk software. Reports incompatibility on stdout if it finds an unsupported 
    filesystem.
            locktool            Acquires and releases locks in the same manner as 
    splunkd.
            parsetest           Validates parsing rules for a single event.
            pcregextest         Simple utility tool for testing modular regular 
    expressions. 
            signtool            Allows verification and signing splunk index 
    buckets.
            walklex             This tool "walks the lexicon" to tell you which 
    terms exist in a given index.
    Examples:
    
      ./splunk cmd btool inputs list
      ./splunk cmd /bin/ls
    
                    
    Syntax:
    
    	cmd <command> [parameters...]
    
    Objects:
    
    	None
    
    Required Parameters:
    
    	None
    
    Optional Parameters:
    
    	None
    
    Examples:
    
    	None
    
    Type "help [command]" to get help with parameters for a specific command.
    
    Complete documentation is available online at: 
    http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation
    

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