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How to run Scripts?

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    woistjadefox
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    Dear Community

    I've just started towork with netxms and i love it!

    Now I wan't to check if a node is up (the mailserver to be specific) during an event proccessing policy before I continue to send an email.
    I thought that it would make sense to use the filtering-script parameter in the event proccessing rule to check the status parameter of the mailserver node-object. But there is somehow no way I can check if my syntax is right. Even the trace(0,"message); function is not writing anything to the syslog and the print/println functions don't work there.

    Than I thought I could check my syntax by creating a script in the script-library, but there is no "test" or "run" button.
    How can i test the scripts?

    Sorry for my newbee question, but I couldn't find any answer in the whole forum 🙂

    Cheers

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      You can run your script from library (or external file) by opening server debug console (Tools -> Server Console menu) and type

      exec script_name

      Best regards,
      Victor

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