RE: Problems after update to 0.2.20

Hello!

Thanks for corrected SUSE startup script, I'll put it into CVS tree.

Could you please send me screenshots with multiple events in editor and content of the following tables from database: event_cfg, event_policy, policy_source_list, policy_event_list, policy_action_list, actions. You can send this information to dump_at_netxms.org if you don't wish it to appear on the list. I'll try to find what the problem is and how to correct it.

Best regards,
Victor

-----Original Message-----
From: Bernd.Stadler_at_zf.com [mailto:Bernd.Stadler_at_zf.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 11:34 AM
To: NetXMS Users
Subject: [netxms-users] Problems after update to 0.2.20

Hello to all and Victor,

yesterday I started the update to the new Version of Netxms (0.2.20).
The first little problem I had, was to start the netxmsd. The are new Parameters,
I attached to this mail an example procedure to start netxms on SuSE Linux Enterprise Server.

But now I have a problem with the events. I get emty mails of problems tonight (only with special Carakters look at the second attachement).
First of all I checked the Alarm Browser and it looks good, all Problems are ok.
The Event Editor shows me multiple Events with the same ID-Number. Because of this I can't correct the bad Events.
Is it possible to do this by SQL or is there another way?

 <<netxms_Startprocedure.txt>> <<Netxms Message>> <<netxms_Startlog.txt>>
Thanks

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