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Calin

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  1. Hello, 

    You have to replace the username and password  in this line  <Account Username="username" Password="password" UseCustomServer="false" CustomServerAddress="" /> with you're real account information.

  2. Same issue here getting pcmonitor: Configuration: expected ' or "  in log showing on 2 Ubuntu systems (new installs)

    Have config.xml configured with my correct account details

     

    Please make sure that in the config file there are no symbols other than ' and " (Take a close look at the Proxy node).

  3. Hi ,

     

    Can you post the output of:

    ldd /usr/sbin/pcmonitord ?

     

    Also , is there any core file created in /var/pcmonitor ? If so , please email it to us, otherwise first set the core limit to unlimited by ulimit -c unlimited , then try to run the program again and see if the core file appears

  4. Hello, it seems that there are some issues with openssl. Can you post the output for 

    openssl version -a

    and

    openssl s_client -CApath /usr/libs/ssl/certs -quiet -connect wsn.pulseway.com:443

  5. So, regarding the the offline thingy , it's indeed cyclic but it's length is dynamic and you cannot change it.

     

    From what I see in the logs you have some network issues. (I see a lot of unknown host and timeout errors).

     

    The native linux agent is not expected to have a GUI a.t.m, but we do plan to add more features to it.

  6. To start with the questions

     

    1. A device is considered Offline if it doesn't contact the server for a period of time.

    2. For ping responses we ping the devices approximately every 15 seconds.  You cannot modify this interval.

     

    Now for the snags you are encountering ,can you provide more details about your system:

     

    What os do you use , result of command uname -a, the config file you are using (remove sensitive information).

     

    We log to the daemon facility ,so usually  you can find the output by cat /var/log/daemon.log | grep pcmonitor

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