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ITM Logs Timestamp Conversion

ITM v6 log files use a hexadecimal timestamp (to save space? who the hell knows), which adds unnecessary effort when the reason you’re looking at the logs is to determine an issue in the first place. In any case… Here’s the script I wrote when I first encountered the nonsense in ITM v6 logs a [...]

ITM : Testing Windows Event Logs

In a nutshell: use the ‘eventcreate‘ I had an issue with ITM Windows Agent creating events which I was then sending out email alerts via a UNIX script. The simple problem was backslashes in windows paths where the “Take Action” notification script was literalizing characters which might be part of the EventLog Description For example: [...]

ITM Logs Timestamp Conversion

ITM v6 log files use a hexadecimal timestamp (to save space? who the hell knows), which adds unnecessary effort when the reason you’re looking at the logs is to determine an issue in the first place. In any case… Here’s the script I wrote when I first encountered the nonsense in ITM v6 logs a [...]

“Smart um_cleanup”

DOWNLOAD:   The ‘um_cleanup’ script that comes with ITM6 Universal Agent I’m convinced was written by an intern or co-op who just learned the basics of scripting. I “rewrote” the whole darn thing with the following comments and syntax: um_cleanup_jds.ksh -h USAGE: um_cleanup_jds.ksh [UA|CMS|CNPS|ALL] um_cleanup_jds.ksh -f You need only supply a single arg – the [...]