NetXMS Support Forum

Hello,

I have 350+ windows installation with agent. Normally the upgrade goes smooth, only a few (explainable) misses.

More than 100 are already upgraded to 1.2.13 without problems.
Today 3 upgrades in a row failed.

Looks like if the agent is running an (long) ExternalParameter job the upgrade failes. On 1 server the agent is down, process is not in memory but the externalparameter job is still running and "netstat -an" still gives that something is listening on port 4700.

Cannot start the (new?) agent, I will have to boot this system.

So to me it looks like that there's "a wrong moment" in the agent to do the upgrade.

Regards,
   Peter.

--disable-xmpp solved the build error.

After starting netxmsd it was 100% cpu for quiet some time (hours !), now its usable.

Thanks, Peter.

Tnx.

Troubles building the source on "CentOS release 6.3 (Final)"

Making all in netxmsd
make[4]: Entering directory `/usr/local/src/netxms-1.2.12/src/server/netxmsd'
  CXXLD  netxmsd
../core/.libs/libnxcore.so: undefined reference to `xmpp_stanza_add_child_ex'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[4]: *** [netxmsd] Error 1

ldconfig didn't help, can you please indicate what i'm missing ?

Same here. "Cannot terminate alarm: Request timed out", lots.

CentOS, mysql, NetXMS 2.11.

Regards,
  Peter.

If there's a eventlog entry bigger than the default BUFFER_SIZE then the logwatch enters an endless loop.
If the buffer isn't big enough then there's a realloc with size "bytesNeeded" but the buffersize stays "BUFFER_SIZE" in stead of bufferSize.

diff:
--- C:/Temp/eventlog.cpp-revBASE.svn001.tmp.cpp   Tue Aug 14 19:44:38 2012
+++ D:/Source/netxms/trunk/src/agent/subagents/logwatch/eventlog.cpp   Wed Feb 27 19:56:50 2013
@@ -341,7 +341,7 @@
             {
retry_read:
                success = ReadEventLog(hLog, EVENTLOG_SEQUENTIAL_READ | EVENTLOG_FORWARDS_READ, 0,
-                                       buffer, BUFFER_SIZE, &bytes, &bytesNeeded);
+                                       buffer, bufferSize, &bytes, &bytesNeeded);
               error = GetLastError();
               if (!success && (error == ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER))
               {