Hello,
First of all I would like to thank Zabbix team for the great monitoring product!
I've found strange problem on last Zabbix server upgrade to version 2.2.8
We are monitoring multimedia system and watching if m3u8 file is created and it is updated permanently. So python script parses playlist file and returns md5sum to zabbix agentd.
Problems starts when playlist file is removed or somehow damaged, then we return int(100) to the server. Zabbix server recognizes the problem, performs action and reloads the service. Service starts to work, answer 100 is changed with md5sum of the real file we all are happy
But strange thing happens after this - the trigger message of the previous item is left in the dashboard for ever with question icon saying: "Format error or unsupported operator. Exp: [943e686ae8ee3c9e2d59dc7f6725281e]". Only the last hex walue inside the messige is changed all the time.
By the way, that's how we recognize problem:
enc.lastchunk[item1].abschange(0)}=0 & {enc.lastchunk[item1].last(0)}#-1
Thank you for your help in advance!
First of all I would like to thank Zabbix team for the great monitoring product!
I've found strange problem on last Zabbix server upgrade to version 2.2.8
We are monitoring multimedia system and watching if m3u8 file is created and it is updated permanently. So python script parses playlist file and returns md5sum to zabbix agentd.
Problems starts when playlist file is removed or somehow damaged, then we return int(100) to the server. Zabbix server recognizes the problem, performs action and reloads the service. Service starts to work, answer 100 is changed with md5sum of the real file we all are happy

But strange thing happens after this - the trigger message of the previous item is left in the dashboard for ever with question icon saying: "Format error or unsupported operator. Exp: [943e686ae8ee3c9e2d59dc7f6725281e]". Only the last hex walue inside the messige is changed all the time.
By the way, that's how we recognize problem:
enc.lastchunk[item1].abschange(0)}=0 & {enc.lastchunk[item1].last(0)}#-1
Thank you for your help in advance!
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