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Currenty no.
Web interface is under heavy development, but in latest release (0.2.17) it's still read-only.

To configure system, your need to install "nxcon" from "netxms for windows" package.
Currently it is windows-only, but it works fine (and fast) under Wine (i have tested it with version 0.9.33 shippet with Ubuntu linux)

There are also a few requests for command-line configuration tool, but we need more user input on this to make some sort of vision before we start coding.

wbr, alex.

Yep, bug in configure.

Try to run configure this way:

$ LDFLAGS="-L/path/to/libgd" ./configure --with-server --with-mysql --with-nxhttpd

"/path/to/libgd" will be "/usr/local/lib", probably.

Hello.

Can you send me config.log to alk - at - netxms.org?

It's part of libgd, try to install /usr/ports/graphics/gd/ first

Please try to run in that way:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/netxms/lib /usr/local/netxms/bin/netxmsd standalone

Hello.

Can you show me please output of:
1) ldd /usr/local/netxms/lib/libnsm_freebsd.so
2) file /usr/local/netxms/lib/libnsm_freebsd.so

Such names should be wrapped in quotes: System.ServiceState("Ati HotKey Poller")

Also, you should use "service name", not "display name" (you can check them using "sc" command):

System.ServiceState("Bluetooth Support Service") will fail
System.ServiceState("BthServ") - works fine.

wbr, alex.

Hello.

1) Check your network connectivity with telnet: telnet hostname 4701 (port 4701 used by server for console connections and 4700 - by agents)
2) Start netxmsd with debug enabled: netxmsd --debug-all standalone (debug-all will enable full logging and standalone will leave server in foreground)

Hello.

As far as i remember, c++ compiler is in separate package, "yum install gcc-c++" should do the trick (not sure about package name, though)

Hello.

Can you show  me the output of "ldd /usr/local/lib/libnxddr_pgsql.so"?

I've send you an email with further tests

As workaround, try to apply this patch: http://alk.lv/configure.diff , it should allow you to build server and mysql driver.

Hello.

Yes, i've got the log file yesterday and currently trying to find the problem. Sorry for delay.

Hello.

Please send me complete config.log to alk at netxms dor org.

wbr, alex.

...
/home/mysqldev/rpm/BUILD/mysql-5.0.27/libmysql/my_compress.c:58: undefined reference to `compress'
...
/home/mysqldev/rpm/BUILD/mysql-5.0.27/libmysql/my_compress.c:85: undefined reference to `uncompress'
...

"undefined reference" means that linker was unable to resolve (=find) functions "compress" and "decompress" in all given libraries - mysql probably use them for client/server protocol compression.

Next steps can vary:
1) search google: "mysql undefined reference compress uncompress" will take you to the http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/link-errors.html, "Problems Linking to the MySQL Client Library" with solution: "If you get undefined reference errors for the uncompress or compress  function, add -lz to the end of your link command and try again."
2) grep *.so/*.a files in your /usr/lib (/lib, etc) for missing symbol. You can later check exact library using "nm" tool:

alk@ns$ nm libz.a | grep "T compress"
000000a4 T compress
00000000 T compress2

"T" means that this function exist in this exact library.