Fixed Issues

Fixed issues in Splunk App for Stream 6.2.2:

Defect number	Description
STREAM-1926	The Total Events graph in the Stream Forwarder Metrics dashboard does not populate.
STREAM-1913	Splunkd does not reliably shut down streamfwd process.
STREAM-1909	SNMP events not returning key pieces of data due to lack of parsing from original binary format.
STREAM-1871	HierarchicalProtocolHandler should have a max limit of objects being extracted.
STREAM-1868	The streamfwd process dies, produces Out of Memory error.
STREAM-1866	Disabling stream(s) doesn't turn off DPI processing for certain protocols.
STREAM-1864	Incorrect multicast DNS request/response led to unbounded event size build-up.
STREAM-1851	Version number under "About" section of stream app doesn't match with the uploaded image.
STREAM-1846	Dashboard searches fail for time periods greater than 60 minutes.
STREAM-1845	Add DPI event size limits to prevent the accumulation of many stalled state events that consumed memory.
STREAM-1836	Ephemeral Stream did not work as expected. ES 3.2.1 passed createDate attribute as a decimal string, while Stream 6.2 expected integer.
STREAM-1797	Stream Forwarder doesn't generate flow events if one of the endpoints in the flow is a known "missing keys" SSL server.
STREAM-1795	Optimized cache management reduces spikes in events generation, which minimizes event queue overflows in high-load environments.
STREAM-1794	On Windows, a false "no license" and "license error" message appears at startup in splunkd.log when the streamfwd binary is running as a modular input.
STREAM-1793	Remove DSSL "missing SSL server" checking logic to prevent improper processing of the subsequent SSL flows from undecryptable SSL endpoint. This ensures that Stream processes all flows regardless of whether or not they can be decrypted.
STREAM-1786	When you open the CE window for editing, the "Match" selection option resets to "First".
STREAM-1784	Limit the number of TCP sessions pruned in a single cleanup run to alleviate the negative effects an unbound cleanup process creates.
STREAM-1783	TCP session cleanup occurs simultaneously for all processing threads which causes an event spike that may lead to event queue overflow. Stagger the processing of thread cleanup timing to spread the TCP session cleanup overhead.
STREAM-1745	In list of pop3 protocol attributes "login_server" is misspelled as "login_servier."