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#7591
General Support / nxhttp compilation error
June 21, 2007, 12:27:55 AM
Hello!

I hope that I fix all nxhttpd build problems now. New cvs snapshot will be created this night (21 Jun 4:15 EET) and should include all changes. You can try to build nxhttpd from this snapshot.

Best regards,
Victor
#7592
General Support / size of short error
June 20, 2007, 12:19:20 AM
Hi!

It's a bug in configure, but after looking at config.log seems that workaround for you is different: try to locate libgd.so and add containing directory to /etc/ld.so.conf and then run ldconfig. For example, if libgd.so located in /usr/local/lib, just add a line /usr/local/lib to /etc/ld.so.conf.

Best regards,
Victor
#7593
General Support / size of short error
June 18, 2007, 03:35:37 PM
Sure - dump-at-netxms.org (replace -at- with @).

Best regards,
Victor
#7594
Hello!

It's a bug in database initialization script. You can download fixed one at https://www.netxms.org/download/patches/003/dbinit_sqlite.sql and replace existing one in <install_dir>\lib\sql. Then, run nxconfig.exe to complete server's configuration.

We will also release fixed version shortly.

Best regards,
Victor
#7595
Hello!

I see only one solution - to use push DCI. You can define DCIs on web server's node object, set their source to "Push Agent", and then on management server (or any other machine) run your custom checks by cron and use nxpush command line utility to push new values to DCIs on web server's node object.

I also have a plans to implement "internal push" operation which will allow automatic copy of values from one DCI to another, but for current release the only way is through nxpush utility.

Best regards,
Victor
#7596
General Support / size of short error
June 18, 2007, 01:22:33 PM
Hi!

Yes, content of config.log will be very helpful.

Best regards,
Victor
#7597
General Support / Cannot loads platform subagent
June 14, 2007, 08:42:04 PM
Hello!

It's a bug in FreeBSD subagent. Try to do the following: add the following lines to the end of src/agent/subagents/freebsd/freebsd.cpp:

extern "C" BOOL __NxSubAgentGetIfList(NETXMS_VALUES_LIST *pValue)
{
  return H_NetIfList("Net.InterfaceList", NULL, pValue) == SYSINFO_RC_SUCCESS;
}
extern "C" BOOL __NxSubAgentGetArpCache(NETXMS_VALUES_LIST *pValue)
{
  return H_NetArpCache("Net.ArpCache", NULL, pValue) == SYSINFO_RC_SUCCESS;
}

(it's a missing entry points caused message Cannot loads platform subagent "/usr/local/netxms/lib/libnsm_freebsd.so": Subagent doesn't provide any usable parameters) and recompile the agent. This should help.

Best regards,
Victor
#7598
Hello!

It's not possible now. But idea is very good, so I definitely will implement it.

Best regards,
Victor
#7599
Announcements / NetXMS 0.2.17 released
June 11, 2007, 07:11:26 PM
Hello all!

NetXMS 0.2.17 is out. Changes from previous version:

- Implemented alarm timeouts
- ODBCQUERY subagent improved
- Web interface improved
- Object browser in Windows console improved
- Fixed issues: #122, #128, #130, #136, #138, #141, #156, #157, #158,
                #159, #161, #162

Best regards,
Victor
#7600
General Support / Installing 0.2.16 on Windows 2003
June 04, 2007, 02:22:44 PM
Hello!

I've never try to do anything with Windows Internal Database, but as far as I understand, it's just a variant of MSDE - so it may be possible to run NetXMS on it using SQL server driver (or via ODBC). You have to try.

Best regards,
Victor
#7601
General Support / MIB Compile Error
May 02, 2007, 04:44:37 PM
Hello!

Looks like your MIB file refers to another MIB file which you don't include in your compilation. Look at the IMPORTS section in your MIB file - it should contain something like

IMPORTS
  .. some text ...
  BITS
  .. some text ..
  FROM another_mib_module

Try to find this additional module and include it in compilation. You can also post your MIB file here, then I'll take a look at it.

Best regards,
Victor
#7602
Hello!

It's not implemented yet, property page for object image is just a stub. It's already in our issue tracker, and I hope that I will have time to implement it in near releases.

Best regards,
Victor
#7603
Hello!

Most likely you have an old version of flex. You have to use version 2.5.33.

Best regards,
Victor
#7604
Announcements / NetXMS 0.2.16 released
April 20, 2007, 09:39:42 PM
Hello all!

Finally, after long delay, version 0.2.16 is released! Changes from previous version are:

- Implemented user authentification by certificates
- Management packs fully functional - templates, events, and SNMP traps
  can be exported and imported
- Cluster monitoring improved
- Node names resolution working
- Implemented OCI based driver for Oracle database
- UPS subagent: added support for Microdowell devices
- Windows console:
  - Added layer 2 topology view for compatible switches
  - Object search improved
  - Graphs improved:
    - Area graphs
    - Predefined graphs
    - Minor UI improvements
  - Added possibility to manage/unmanage set of child objects
  - Added possibility to hide unmanaged leaf objects
  - Container objects can be placed above all others
  - Other small UI improvements
- Fixed issues: #90, #106, #120, #143, #147, #148, #149, #150, #152, #153, #155

I plan that next version will be focused on bugfixing and minor improvements and that it will be released in a month or so.

Best regards,
Victor
#7605
Hello!

Currently, you have only one way: define two DCIs for each port, and configure threshold for each DCI. Of course, it can be very time consuming for large number of ports. In one of the next versions (0.2.16 or 0.2.17, depending on my free time) we plan to implement "table" DCIs which will allow you to define parameters which differs only in instance only once, and system will automatically generate actual DCIs for each parameter's instance (for each port in your case).

Best regards,
Victor