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XSOAR - How to pull file from context in playbook

L1 Bithead

Hello,

 

I am trying to pull a file from the context. I tried pulling the 'EntryId' for the file, but the playbook returned an error saying there was not a file at that file path. Is it possible to pull a file from the context, and if so, how can it be done?

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L2 Linker

Hi!

Just checking where you tried to pull the EntryID from?  Did you use ${File.EntryID} as the input to your task?  Here's an example:

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For more granularity and to not fetch all of the files in the incident you can add a filter into the entry like this: 

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That fetches the EntryID for a File with txt in the Name.

I hope this helps!

Doug Couch  |  XSOAR Customer Success Engineer - Manager
Palo Alto Networks  |  3000 Tannery Way  |  Santa Clara, CA 95054  

Hi Doug!

 

I solved it with a Python script. I found the command demisto.getFilePath(entryID), which returns a dictionary containing the file name and path. The path to the file is incident#_EntryID. So if the incident number is 12345 and the entry id is 14@23456 then the path is 12345_14@23456.

L0 Member

Hi Thanks, 

 

Nice. and I am trying add this "ID" of the context data  in to playbook task . but i m not able to find this. will you able to help here to identifying the same ?

 

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