Hello,
We are running Zabbix 1.8.3 on RHEL 5 and ran across an interesting problem yesterday attempting to modify template triggers. I exported a template to XML to make modifications, and could not add it back, the system just froze with a blank page. I then attempted to manually ad the template back without items or triggers via an xml import which succeeded. I assumed that I had made an error in editing the XML and repeated the process with just items in the template XML. That succeeded. I then assumed that there was a problem with the triggers and added 1 trigger back which failed. I attempted to add the trigger manually and that failed as well. So it appears that triggers that exist are functional, but I can not create new ones or add old ones back in via XML or through the GUI. I disabled actions that are associated with those triggers but that had no affect.I checked the logs to see if I could detect an error there, but no joy. Does anyone have any experience with this problem?
This problem was resolved when it was noticed that the file system that contains the zabbix log file was found to be full. As soon as space was created, the imports worked as expected.
We are running Zabbix 1.8.3 on RHEL 5 and ran across an interesting problem yesterday attempting to modify template triggers. I exported a template to XML to make modifications, and could not add it back, the system just froze with a blank page. I then attempted to manually ad the template back without items or triggers via an xml import which succeeded. I assumed that I had made an error in editing the XML and repeated the process with just items in the template XML. That succeeded. I then assumed that there was a problem with the triggers and added 1 trigger back which failed. I attempted to add the trigger manually and that failed as well. So it appears that triggers that exist are functional, but I can not create new ones or add old ones back in via XML or through the GUI. I disabled actions that are associated with those triggers but that had no affect.I checked the logs to see if I could detect an error there, but no joy. Does anyone have any experience with this problem?
This problem was resolved when it was noticed that the file system that contains the zabbix log file was found to be full. As soon as space was created, the imports worked as expected.