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Getting Error while loggin in Netxms

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    Sumit Pandya
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    Hi All,
    I have the following setup

    1. netxms server is installed on solaris box
    2. Console is on win machine.

    I have made the DB and Server up on Solaris. When  i try to connect thru Console it give core dump on Solaris console.

    The following is the errors
    ==
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:33] ItemPoller: object index lock acquired (index size 12)
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:33] ItemPoller: (5) calling QueueItemsForPolling for node toba [12]
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:33] ItemPoller: object index lock released
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:35] ItemPoller: wakeup
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:35] ItemPoller: object index lock acquired (index size 12)
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:35] ItemPoller: (5) calling QueueItemsForPolling for node toba [12]
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:35] ItemPoller: object index lock released
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] ItemPoller: wakeup
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] ItemPoller: object index lock acquired (index size 12)
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] ItemPoller: (5) calling QueueItemsForPolling for node toba [12]
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] ItemPoller: object index lock released
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] [CLSN-0] Received message CMD_GET_SERVER_INFO
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] [CLSN-0] Server time zone: WIT-07 
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] Successful sync query: "SELECT var_value FROM config WHERE var_name='WindowsConsoleUpgradeURL'" [0 ms]
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] [CLSN-0] Sending message CMD_REQUEST_COMPLETED
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] [CLSN-0] Received message CMD_LOGIN
    [22-Dec-2010 17:25:38] [CLSN-0] User [email protected] authenticated
    ====
    Above is log generated by netxms. Log is also attached


    StartSession-Netxms

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      Yes, it's a bug in libnetxms. Please replace file src/libnetxms/string.cpp with attached one and recompile. This bug affects only Solaris and AIX.

      Best regards,
      Victor


      string.cpp

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        shivpremani
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        Hi,
        I recompiled the src with updated string.cpp, now the management console gets connected to Solaris NetXMS server without fail.
        But when I try to create a node and try to fetch some MIB value, the NetXMS server gives seg fault again ...
        Find attached log.
        Shiv


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          Victor Kirhenshtein
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          Looks like we have a lot of Solaris problems 😞 Please try to replace src/server/core/node.cpp with attached one and recompile server. If this will not help, please send me a core file generated after crash.

          Best regards,
          Victor


          node.cpp

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            shivpremani
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            Thanks Victor,
            After updated node.cpp compilation, I can now fetch MIB values in my management console.
            Shiv

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