NetXMS Support Forum

A, nu da. Simvol \ - eto escape, nado stavit' dva:

c:\\windows\\system32\\notepad.exe

Hi!

I take a look at it, but didn't find problem so far. Unfortunately I cannot reproduce it in my test environment. I'll return to this problem next week, after web interface.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

I use Debian for production installation in a company I'm working for. It was chosen mainly because I personally like Debian and Ubuntu distros and has good experience working with them. PostgreSQL is used as a backend database.

Best regards,
Victor

Yes, leaving default data and data you need should be ok.

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Victor

Everything is deleted, so you cannot import some data into existing database using nxdbmgr. Only full database import.

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Victor

Hi!

No, if you delete metadata nxdbmgr will not be able to handle import file. Please also note that during import target database is cleared before import.

Best regards,
Victor

Quote from: dimansound on January 26, 2012, 07:21:10 AM
Вот так:
c:\windows\system32\notepad.exe

A server zapuschen kak prilozenie ili kak servis? Esli kak servis, to on ne mozet normal'no zapuskat' UI prilozenija esli ne stoit opcija "interact with desktop". Vozmozno v etom prichina.

How do you configure NetXMS source package? It should be something like this:

./configure --with-server --with-sqlite

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

For successful import, you should keep tables, but just delete all content. Otherwise import will fail. You can delete all idata_* tables. You should do import using same version of NetXMS as you use for export.

Best regards,
Victor

Nado smotret' logi servera. Esli bili oshibki, to tam dolzna bit' zapis'. A kak vigljadit komanda, propisannaja v action?

Hi!

Release 1.1.10 planned to be somewhere next week, which will include all these fixes. In the meantime you can just install 1.1.9, replace nxdbmgr.exe, and run database upgrade manually. It will not affect server operation in any way, because this bug is only within database upgrade tool.

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Victor

Hi!

Helpdesk state is not an alarm state you see in console. It is special field not visible in console intended for help desk system integration. And alarm state you are interested in is missing from nxalarm I'll add it in next 1.1.x release, and I can create a patched version of nxalarm 1.0.13 if you need.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

That's very strange. Just copy your config into file on my test system and it works as expected. What operating system you are using? Are you sure you don't have any non-printable characters in your config file? I also suggest to use fully qualified file name in DBName parameter, otherwise database file will be created in current directory, but it's not a problem here.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

It is a bug in nxdbmgr. Attached is patched nxdbmgr.exe for x64 platform. It should work.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

It's a percentage, i.e. if the value is 80 it means that 80% of last minute disk was busy. On Windows, it's an average value for performance counter \PhysicalDisk(_Total)\% Disk Time, and on Linux it's calculated from "# of milliseconds spent doing I/Os" field in /proc/diskstats.

Best regards,
Victor