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    Upload CSV Lookup File to Splunk

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      Splunk provides CSV lookup file management functions on its web GUI, allowing new CSV files to be added in an app, deleted, or moved between apps.

      However, it does not seem to allow the same functions to be performed through API functions.

      It's REST API set has endpoints that allow a CSV file already in the staging area to be moved to an app so that it can be used as a lookup table. However, there is no way to upload a file into the staging area, which seems to be a ridiculous restriction -- although I can imagine that Splunk may have legitimate security concerns.

      This seems to be a request that others have as well.

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