Hi,
I check the free space of the filesystem with this parameter FileSystem.Free(F:). This works great.
But when I define a alarm with the text "File system %6 is low on free space (ony %4GB remains)" parameter %4 is working but parameter %6 is empty. I think should %6 display "F:" if I interpret this tutorial right: https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/How_to_send_e-mail_notification_when_disk_space_is_low
Or is there another way to display the used drive letter in the alarm message?
Thanks
hitzi
Oh, I didn't check this part of the configs.
We use MailEncoding=iso-8859-1 in the smtp config. iso-8859-1 includes the german umlauts. Is it a bug or should we use another mail encoding?
Hi,
we use E-Mail for some alarms. The E-Mail is defined in this way:
Subject: [%s] %n: %m
Text: [%s] %n: %m - %<currentValue>
The Problem is that %s and %m don't display the german umlauts. It shows a wrong char instead.The same configuration worked fine with before the update to version 4.
Thanks and best regards
Thomas
Thank you.
Hi,
when I terminate/solve for example 10 alarms at once it could last up to 3-4 minutes until the alarms are really terminated - I even get a timeout on the webui. The process netxmsd.exe consumes 25-30% CPU in all this time. Why does this happen and why is it so slow?
NetXMS runs on a Windows 2012 R2 Server with a MSSQL Express database.
show stats:
Objects: 1897
Monitored nodes: 301
Collectible DCIs: 3936
Active alarms: 34931
There are not that many nodes but the database size is 7GB. Why is this db so big and could this the problem which slows down terminating/solving alarms? I already shrinked/compress the db- this reduced the size from 8,5GB to 7GB.
show pollers: results most of the time is one object from type stat. From time to time there are more pollers.
The screenshot is from the time when I terminated 10 alarms at once.
