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Server Info (please complete the following information):
OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Browser: Edge
RMM Version (as shown in top left of web UI): v0.13.4
Installation Method:
Standard
Agent Info (please complete the following information):
Agent version (as shown in the 'Summary' tab of the agent from web UI): v2.1.0-dev
Agent OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
Describe the bug
I've assigned some Global Polices for Servers/Workstations under settings -> Global Settings
I've made some monitoring Scripts for windows and for Linux, both are added in the automation policy which is configured under Global Settings, under Windows all checks and tasks are assigned correctly and are showing only Windows Scripts (configured in script manager as platform. However the Linux agents aren't getting any policies from the Global configuration.
I've tested this in 2 different environments (both use the same operating systems as given aboven) and both have the same behavior as described here.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Configure a Policy with Check scripts for Windows and for Linux
Go to Settings -> Global Setting and configure the policy created in step 1
Check under your agents if the checks become available
3.1. Under a Windows agent:
3.2. Under a Linux agent:
Expected behavior
What I expect to happen is that the available Linux scripts would be applied on the Linux Agents.
When i manually assign the same Automation Policy to the agent the Linux check scripts show up and are working.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Now none of my Linux agents have any checks applied by a policy listed (I haven't tried manually adding directly to an agent), whether they were added before or after the upgrade.
I also tried the "Clear Cache" trick that worked before for policy issues.
the policy stuff hasn't really been reworked yet for multi OS support so for now the workaround is to just use add the checks individually on each linux agent, or create a new site just for linux and apply policy there
You need to make sure the supported platform for those scripts is set to ALL or linux for script checks to apply to Linux agents. Only script checks and ping checks are supported at this time.
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Describe the bug
I've assigned some Global Polices for Servers/Workstations under settings -> Global Settings
I've made some monitoring Scripts for windows and for Linux, both are added in the automation policy which is configured under Global Settings, under Windows all checks and tasks are assigned correctly and are showing only Windows Scripts (configured in script manager as platform. However the Linux agents aren't getting any policies from the Global configuration.
I've tested this in 2 different environments (both use the same operating systems as given aboven) and both have the same behavior as described here.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
3.1. Under a Windows agent:
3.2. Under a Linux agent:
Expected behavior
What I expect to happen is that the available Linux scripts would be applied on the Linux Agents.
When i manually assign the same Automation Policy to the agent the Linux check scripts show up and are working.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: