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Looks like a bug in libtre, we'll look into it. In meantime you can use this regexp: "^([0-9]+)\s([0-9./]+)\s([0-9]+)\s([0-9A-F]+)\s(.+)$", or a bit more generic: "^([^\s]+)\s([^\s]+)\s([^\s]+)\s([^\s]+)\s(.+)$"

You can also add check to the filter to ignore file systems with total space less then 800MB and free space 0 - it will work fine unless you really have very small file systems on your servers. Best regards, Victor

User "admin" with id=0 (name doesn't matter, actually – you can change it after installation) is a special case, it have all permissions by default – and it's enforced by the server. This user also can't be deleted. However, you can disable it.

It's still on my screen as result of the select statement before I deleted it. It was a copy of a script I found in this forum and I started playing around with it. |    10001 | Acronis_Backup_Trap    | sub main() {     switch($event->parameters[1]) {       case "Unkown":         evt = "ACRONIS_BACKUP_UNKOWN";         break;       case "Information"         evt = "ACRONIS_BACKUP_INFO";         break;       case "Warning"         evt = "ACRONIS_BACKUP_WARNING";         break;       case "Error"         evt = "ACRONIS_BACKUP_ERROR";         break;       default:         evt = "ACRONIS_BACKUP_INFO";         break;     }     PostEvent($node, evt, null, $event->parameters[1]);  // pass message as first parameter to generated event   } else {     PostEvent($node, "ACRONIS_BACKUP_CLOSE");   } }

Tried it today and it worked. Thanks for that. But I would vote for an additional flag where I can say "Apply custom attribute on linked nodes". Would be great if it could be set per attribute. Thanks, VMGuy