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    Unable to register linux device

    Patchwork1375 posted a topic in Linux
    I am trying to install the pulseway agent on a linux device (proxmox VE), but the registration is not working. After I run `pulseway-registration` and follow instructions, then I run `systemctl status pulseway`, this is the output that I get: ● pulseway.service - Remotely Monitor and Control IT Systems Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/pulseway.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled) Active: active (running) since Fri 2023-03-31 18:15:15 AEDT; 13min ago Process: 1837126 ExecStartPre=/bin/sleep 10 (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS) Main PID: 1837160 (pulsewayd) Tasks: 6 (limit: 38345) Memory: 3.5M CPU: 2.735s CGroup: /system.slice/pulseway.service └─1837160 /usr/sbin/pulsewayd --no-daemonize Mar 31 18:26:22 pve pulseway[1837160]: Error while registering computer: SOAP 1.1 fault SOAP-ENV:Client[no subcode] "Error 400: HTTP 400 Bad Request" Detail: [no detail] Mar 31 18:26:38 pve pulseway[1837160]: Error while registering computer: SOAP 1.1 fault SOAP-ENV:Client[no subcode] "Error 400: HTTP 400 Bad Request" Detail: [no detail] Mar 31 18:26:54 pve pulseway[1837160]: Error while registering computer: SOAP 1.1 fault SOAP-ENV:Client[no subcode] "Error 400: HTTP 400 Bad Request" Detail: [no detail] Mar 31 18:27:10 pve pulseway[1837160]: Error while registering computer: SOAP 1.1 fault SOAP-ENV:Client[no subcode] "Error 400: HTTP 400 Bad Request" Detail: [no detail] Mar 31 18:27:26 pve pulseway[1837160]: Error while registering computer: SOAP 1.1 fault SOAP-ENV:Client[no subcode] "Error 400: HTTP 400 Bad Request" Detail: [no detail] Mar 31 18:27:42 pve pulseway[1837160]: Error while registering computer: SOAP 1.1 fault SOAP-ENV:Client[no subcode] "Error 400: HTTP 400 Bad Request" Detail: [no detail] Mar 31 18:27:59 pve pulseway[1837160]: Error while registering computer: SOAP 1.1 fault SOAP-ENV:Client[no subcode] "Error 400: HTTP 400 Bad Request" Detail: [no detail] Mar 31 18:28:16 pve pulseway[1837160]: Error while registering computer: SOAP 1.1 fault SOAP-ENV:Client[no subcode] "Error 400: HTTP 400 Bad Request" Detail: [no detail] Mar 31 18:28:33 pve pulseway[1837160]: Error while registering computer: SOAP 1.1 fault SOAP-ENV:Client[no subcode] "Error 400: HTTP 400 Bad Request" Detail: [no detail] This is the config file located at `/etc/pulseway/config.xml` <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <config xmlns="http://www.pulseway.com/linuxconfig"> <!--Pulseway Linux Monitoring Agent - pulseway.com --> <!--Account Information - Username: your Pulseway username - Password: your Pulseway password (the plain password will be automatically encrypted the next time the Pulseway service starts) - UseCustomServer: enable this option only if you have a dedicated Enterprise Server assigned to your account - CustomServerAddress: your Enterprise Server address - Token: Pulseway Agent Group token--> <Account Username="<username>" Password="<hashed password>" UseCustomServer="false" CustomServerAddress="" Token=""/> <!--Computer Information - Name: computer name used for display and listing (by default the Linux computer name will be used) - Group: commputer group name--> <ComputerInformation Name="" Group="Default"/> <!--System Commands--> <AllowedCommands> <Restart Allowed="true"/> <ShutDown Allowed="true"/> <PowerOff Allowed="true"/> <Suspend Allowed="false"/> <Hibernate Allowed="false"/> </AllowedCommands> <!--Monitored Services--> <MonitoredServices> <!--Service - Name: service name - DisplayName: friendly name used for display - IsDaemon: 'true' if the monitored service is a daemon and 'false' if the monitored service is a process - DaemonType: system management daemon type: NONE, SYSVINIT, UPSTART or SYSTEMD - Path: path of the monitored service (this is used when the monitored service is a process) - StartParameters: parameters used to start the monitored service (this is used when the monitored service is a process) - CanBeStopped: 'true' or 'false'--> <Service Name="cups" DisplayName="CUPS Service" IsDaemon="true" DaemonType="SYSVINIT" Path="" StartParameters="" CanBeStopped="true" Enabled="false"/> <Service Name="ntpd" DisplayName="NTPD Process" IsDaemon="false" DaemonType="NONE" Path="/usr/sbin/ntpd" StartParameters="-p /var/run/ntp/ntpd.pid -g -u ntp:ntp -i /var/lib/ntp -c /etc/ntp.conf" CanBeStopped="true" Enabled="false"/> <Service Name="ssh" DisplayName="SSH Daemon" IsDaemon="true" DaemonType="UPSTART" Path="" StartParameters="" CanBeStopped="true" Enabled="false"/> <Service Name="SuSEfirewall2.service" DisplayName="SuSE Firewall Service" IsDaemon="true" DaemonType="SYSTEMD" Path="" StartParameters="" CanBeStopped="true" Enabled="false"/> </MonitoredServices> <!--SSL Certificates and Web Sites--> <Web> <!--SSL Certificates--> <Certificates> <!--Certificate - Server: server name or IP address - Port: server port--> <Certificate Server="google.com" Port="443" Enabled="false"/> <Certificate Server="microsoft.com" Port="443" Enabled="false"/> </Certificates> <!--Web Sites--> <WebSites> <!--WebSite - Url: web site Url - Type: method used for testing the web site - HEAD or GET - Name: name used for display--> <WebSite Url="http://www.google.com" Type="HEAD" Name="Google (using HEAD)" Enabled="false"/> <WebSite Url="http://www.intel.com" Type="GET" Name="Intel (using GET)" Enabled="false"/> </WebSites> </Web> <!--Network--> <Network> <!--Ping - Server: server IP address or hostname--> <Ping Server="8.8.8.8" Enabled="false"/> <!--Ports--> <MonitoredPorts> <!--Port - Type: TCP or UDP - Number: port number - Name: port name - Address: computer name or IP address (for UDP only localhost or 127.0.0.1 are valid)--> <Port Type="TCP" Number="80" Name="Google (port 80)" Address="www.google.com" Enabled="false"/> <Port Type="TCP" Number="443" Name="Google (port 443)" Address="www.google.com" Enabled="false"/> <Port Type="UDP" Number="53" Name="DNS" Address="127.0.0.1" Enabled="false"/> </MonitoredPorts> <!--Network Interfaces--> <NetworkInterfaces> <!--Interface - Name: interface name--> <Interface Name="eth0" Enabled="false"/> <Interface Name="eth1" Enabled="false"/> </NetworkInterfaces> <!--Wake on WAN - Port: port number on which the wake packet will be sent--> <WoWAN Port="9" Enabled="false"/> </Network> <!--File Browsing--> <FileBrowsing Enabled="false"/> <!--Notifications (supported notification priorities: 0-Critical, 1-Elevated, 2-Normal, 3-Low)--> <Notifications> <!--Send a notification when the computer is offline--> <WhenOffline Enabled="false"/> <!--Send a notification when the computer is online--> <OnOnline Priority="2" Enabled="false"/> <!--Send a notification when the computer is shutting down--> <OnShutdown Priority="0" Enabled="true"/> <!--Send a notification when a user logs in--> <UserLogsIn Priority="2" Enabled="false"/> <!--Send a notification when a user logs out--> <UserLogsOut Priority="3" Enabled="false"/> <!--Send a notification when the available memory is below a certain percentage (between 10 and 90) for a number of minutes (between 1 and 120)--> <MemoryLow Priority="1" Percentage="10" Minutes="1" Enabled="false"/> <!--Send a notification when the CPU usage is above a certain percentage (between 10 and 90) for a number of minutes (between 1 and 120)--> <HighCpuUsage Priority="1" Percentage="90" Minutes="5" Enabled="false"/> <!--Send a notification when the CPU usage is below a certain percentage (between 10 and 90) for a number of minutes (between 1 and 120)--> <LowCpuUsage Priority="2" Percentage="10" Minutes="5" Enabled="false"/> <!--Send a notification when a port is closed for a number of minutes (between 1 and 120)--> <PortClosed Priority="1" Minutes="1" Enabled="false"/> <!--Send a notification when a service has stopped for a number of minutes (between 1 and 120)--> <ServiceStopped Priority="1" Minutes="1" Enabled="false"/> <!--HDD Free Space - send a notification when a HDD free space is low - Percentage: the free space percentage (between 10 and 90) - Path: the mount path--> <LowHDDSpace> <Hdd Percentage="10" Path="/" Priority="0" Enabled="false"/> <Hdd Percentage="20" Path="/home" Priority="1" Enabled="false"/> </LowHDDSpace> <!--Send a notification when the public IP address has changed--> <IpChange Enabled="false"/> <!--Ping Responses--> <PingResponses> <!--PingResponse - Address: IP address or hostname - Milliseconds: a response value that defines a slow ping response - Minutes: for how many minutes should the condition stay activated before a notification is sent - PriorityOnSlowResponse: notification priority for the slow response notification - PriorityOnNoResponse: notification priority for the no response notification - Alias: display name --> <PingResponse Address="10.10.10.2" Milliseconds="50" Minutes="15" PriorityOnSlowResponse="1" PriorityOnNoResponse="1" Alias="Printer" Enabled="false"/> <PingResponse Address="10.10.10.1" Milliseconds="50" Minutes="10" PriorityOnSlowResponse="0" PriorityOnNoResponse="0" Alias="Router" Enabled="false"/> </PingResponses> <!--Send a notification when a SSL certificate is about to expire or has expired - Days: Number of days before the certification expiry date--> <SSLCertificateExpiration Days="15" Priority="0" Enabled="true"/> <!--Send a notification when a web site is not available - Minutes: Number of minutes the web site has not been available--> <WebSiteNotAvailable Minutes="1" Priority="0" Enabled="true"/> </Notifications> <!--Send a copy of every notification to a syslog server - Server: Hostname or IP of the syslog server - Port: Port of the syslog server--> <SyslogServer Server="127.0.0.1" Port="514" Enabled="false"> <!--Send a status report to the syslog server - ReportInterval: Status report send interval (in minutes)--> <SendStatusReport ReportInterval="5" Enabled="false"> <!--Should the report include the processor usage--> <IncludeProcessorUsage Enabled="false"/> <!--Should the report include the memory usage--> <IncludeMemoryUsage Enabled="false"/> <!--Should the report include the disk space usage--> <IncludeDiskSpaceUsage Enabled="false"/> <!--Should the report include the logged in user count--> <IncludeLoggedInUsersCount Enabled="false"/> <!--Should the report include the network usage--> <IncludeNetworkSpeed Enabled="false"/> <!--Should the report include the ping round trip times--> <IncludePingRoundtripTime Enabled="false"/> <!--Should the report include the ping response times--> <IncludePingResponses Enabled="false"/> <!--Use a different Syslog Server for status report - Server: Hostname or IP of the status report custom server - Port: Port of the status report custom server--> <StatusReportUseCustomServer Server="127.0.0.1" Port="514" Enabled="false"/> </SendStatusReport> </SyslogServer> <!--Maintenance Mode (when the computer is in maintenance mode no notifications will be sent)--> <MaintenanceMode Enabled="false"/> <!--Proxy Server Settings - Host: proxy server IP addressor hostname - Port: proxy server port - User: proxy server user (optional) - Password: proxy server password (optional)--> <Proxy Host="proxy.host" Port="8080" User="" Password="" Enabled="false"/> <!--Set Pulseway to install new updates automatically--> <AutoUpdate Enabled="true"/> </config>

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