Open Manage Printer Manager – Release Notes | 3 |
installer. You may also have to resize some installer screens to read the text. This is a benign error that does not otherwise affect the application’s perfor- mance once it is installed. (42050)
•In the web client, some forms display a warning to the user about slow scripts. Click Continue and the script will complete.
Work arounds to extend the script
For Internet Explorer, see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/175500 setting the decimal value to, for instance, 10000000.
For Firefox, set the URL to about:config, and set
dom.max_script_run_time to a larger number, like 20. (42096)
•When you shut down the application server using Server Manager, the fol- lowing error may appear: Could Not Stop the Oware Service Manager on Local Computer. The application server will stop in
•When you delete a device already scheduled for device discovery resync, an Equipment Not Managed entry replaces it in the scheduler screen. (42133)
•When you manage a device by hostname, even though this application can collect and manage other information from the device, the listed manage- ment interface IP address does not update on resync if DHCP or some other process changes the IP addresses for the device. (42328)
•If you want to use the web client with a Linux server, you must use the pro- cess monitor to start the application server, or otherwise ensure Xvfb is run- ning prior to starting the appserver. For example, here are commands to start Xvfb (run as root):
Linux:
/usr/bin/Xvfb :0
or
/usr/X11R6/bin/Xvfb :0
(42469)
•To set the environment correctly for command line functions, after installa- tion, type oware (or . /etc/.dsienv in
•For Linux, you must install no more than a single instance of
Alarms and Events
•Events with no corresponding definition appear as alarms of indeterminate severity. The only way to change behavior of an unkown event in this ver- sion would be to locate the missing MIB and load it into the system. This cre- ates the missing event definition(s) needed to specify explicit behaviors.