Process killed by signal: 11

[soundsessential]

I just updated a Mac to macOS Sonoma and reinstalled the Zabbix agent that was running on it previously (zabbix_agent-5.4.8-macos-amd64). It's mostly working fine but I am getting this error in the logs:
Failed to execute command "/Library/FileMaker\ Server/Database\ Server/bin/fmsadmin list clients -s -u *** -p ***": Process killed by signal: 11.

That is being trigger by an item executing this:
system.run["{$FMS_CLI_PATH}fmsadmin list clients -s -u {$FMS_U} -p {$FMS_P}",wait]

The path is correct and if I run the command in Terminal it does execute fine. If I test the item from within the Zabbi

[tim.mooney]

It's "fmsadmin" that's failing with the segmentation violation, correct? Not zabbix_agentd?

Are you sure that the version of FileMaker Server you're using is supported on your version of MacOs and your processor family?

When you say "if I run the command in Terminal", are you running it as the 'zabbix' user, or are you running it as yourself or some kind of pseudo-admin account?

[soundsessential]

Let me try that again... The saved text wasn't complete! :-)

I just updated a Mac to macOS Sonoma and reinstalled the Zabbix agent that was running on it previously (zabbix_agent-5.4.8-macos-amd64). It's mostly working fine but I am getting this error in the logs (credentials suppressed here):
Failed to execute command "/Library/FileMaker\ Server/Database\ Server/bin/fmsadmin list clients -s -u *** -p ***": Process killed by signal: 11.

That is being trigger by an item executing this:
system.run["{$FMS_CLI_PATH}fmsadmin list clients -s -u {$FMS_U} -p {$FMS_P}",wait]

The path is correct and if I run the command in Terminal it does execute fine. If I test the item from within the Zabbix template, I get the same error result.

Any thoughts on why it's being killed? Many thanks.

[tim.mooney]

It's "fmsadmin" that's failing with the segmentation violation, correct? Not zabbix_agentd?

Are you sure that the version of FileMaker Server you're using is supported on your version of MacOs and your processor family?

When you say "if I run the command in Terminal", are you running it as the 'zabbix' user, or are you running it as yourself or some kind of pseudo-admin account?

[soundsessential]

Ah! Tim! Thank you! You've pushed me in the right direction. The zabbix user account was not part of the user group that fmsadmin runs under. I added the user to that group and no more error! This is new with Sonoma I think as under Ventura there was not an issue. But solved and I greatly appreciate you taking the time. Many thanks.