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Conference csc32::consolemanager

Title:POLYCENTER Console Manager
Notice:Kits, Scans, Docs on CSC32:: as PCM$KITS:,PCM$DOCS:, PCM$SCANS:
Moderator:CSC32::BUTTERWORTH
Created:Thu Aug 06 1992
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1541
Total number of notes:6564

1111.0. "PCM 1.6 /OSF log problems" by 45769::WILLS_A (Andrew Wills) Wed Nov 29 1995 11:39

    
    Hello,
    	  I am having problems with PCM V1.6 ECO 1 on OSF 3.2C. The
    problems are that I am able to see events in the event window for each
    of the systems being monitored, and can select events to see the event
    context. The Console Log for 'system' window appears, but the event is
    not listed in it. Instead I just get the day/date/time stamp. 
     When I echo a string representing the search string to the console on
    that system, eg echo 'file system is full' >> /dev/console, then the
    event caused an alarm to be generated. Selecting that event I can see
    its context in the Console log window.
     I have noticed from the 'monitor console' window that the events that
    are missing from the Console Log window have 2 backwards ? at the start
    of each event.
    My configuration is:
    
    systems Alphaserver 2100 4/275
    OSF 3.2C
    PCM 1.6 ECO 1
    
    The terminal server I'm using is a DS90TL
    
    Any ideas??
    
    Andrew
    
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1111.1Caused by non-printing characters11770::REICHSun Dec 03 1995 18:3811
Andrew,

One of our customers also complained about this. The explanation can be found 
in Note 1084.1.  It appears to be a bug.  The BEL character often preceeds 
important console messages. BEL (and other non-printing characters) which 
preceed a /dev/console message will cause the remaining text on that line to 
be blank on the "Console Log Window". The result is that you will often click 
on an event in the Events window and fail to see the corresponding console 
message text in the Console Log window. The text is not lost. All the messages 
still appear through the Monitor Interface. Do a "Connect to Console"; Ctrl-G 
(to bring up Monitor); then do something like: FIND TEXT "search_string".
1111.245769::WILLS_AAndrew WillsMon Dec 11 1995 04:3912
    
    
    Hello,
    
    	   Thanks for the response. I spoke to Dan Butterworth about this
    problem. It looks like its a problem with the C3 interface. He asked me
    to IPMT it, so that's what I'll do ( as soon as I find out how to!).
    
    Regards,
    
    Andrew