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Problem with Script in Event processing Policy

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    RichardS
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    I am currently trying to add a script to a rule in the event processing policy to limit the time at wich a email message is send out.

    Script is as follows (very simple just to show the problem, actual script will be more complex):

    sub main ()
    {
        now = localtime();
        return now->hour >= 12;
    }

    When the eventrule is triggered the following error shows in the NetXMS log:

    [30-Mar-2010 11:58:16] Failed to execute evaluation script for event processing policy rule #13: Error 15 in line 4: Unknown object's attribute

    This points to a error with now->hour. I've seen this contruction used in several examples on the forum so i assume it is correct.

    The version of NetXMS i'm using is the 1.0.0.rc1. I had this problem also with previous versions.

    Is this a bug or am i doing something wrong ?

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      It's a bug. I've fixed it for next release.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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