files should be generated manually. To generate translation files, run: make gettext locale/make_mo.sh This step is not needed when installing Zabbix from packages or source tar.gz files. Selecting a specified. Examples: UserParameter=system.test,who|wc -l UserParameter=check_cpu,./custom_script.sh 151 Parameter Mandatory Range Default Description UserParameterDir no Default search path for UserParameter specified. Examples: UserParameter=system.test,who|wc -l UserParameter=check_cpu,./custom_script.sh 169 Parameter Mandatory Range Default Description UserParameterDir no Default search path for UserParameter

instead of a full path. Example: UserParameterDir=/opt/myscripts UserParameter=check_cpu,./custom_script.sh SNMP item testing When testing SNMP items, it is now possible to specify version-specific details: lib/logback-console.xml Configuration files for Logback. shutdown.sh startup.sh Convenience scripts for starting and stopping Java gateway. settings.sh Configuration file that is sourced by startup and shutdown port 10052. If you plan on running Java gateway on a different port, you can specify that in settings.sh script. See the description of Java gateway configuration file for how to specify this and other options

lib/logback-console.xml Configuration files for Logback. shutdown.sh startup.sh Convenience scripts for starting and stopping Java gateway. settings.sh Configuration file that is sourced by startup and shutdown port 10052. If you plan on running Java gateway on a different port, you can specify that in settings.sh script. See the description of Java gateway configuration file for how to specify this and other options gateway by running the startup script: $ ./startup.sh Likewise, once you no longer need Java gateway, run the shutdown script to stop it: $ ./shutdown.sh Note that unlike server or proxy, Java gateway

lib/logback-console.xml Configuration files for Logback. shutdown.sh startup.sh Convenience scripts for starting and stopping Java gateway. settings.sh Configuration file that is sourced by startup and shutdown port 10052. If you plan on running Java gateway on a different port, you can specify that in settings.sh script. See the description of Java gateway configuration file for how to specify this and other options gateway by running the startup script: ./startup.sh Likewise, once you no longer need Java gateway, run the shutdown script to stop it: ./shutdown.sh 50 Note that unlike server or proxy, Java gateway

lib/logback-console.xml Configuration files for Logback. shutdown.sh startup.sh 37 Convenience scripts for starting and stopping Java gateway. settings.sh Configuration file that is sourced by startup and shutdown port 10052. If you plan on running Java gateway on a different port, you can specify that in settings.sh script. See the description of Java gateway configuration file for how to specify this and other options gateway by running the startup script: $ ./startup.sh Likewise, once you no longer need Java gateway, run the shutdown script to stop it: $ ./shutdown.sh Note that unlike server or proxy, Java gateway

lib/logback-console.xml Configuration files for Logback. shutdown.sh startup.sh Convenience scripts for starting and stopping Java gateway. settings.sh Configuration file that is sourced by startup and shutdown port 10052. If you plan on running Java gateway on a different port, you can specify that in settings.sh script. See the description of Java gateway configuration file for how to specify this and other options gateway by running the startup script: $ ./startup.sh Likewise, once you no longer need Java gateway, run the shutdown script to stop it: $ ./shutdown.sh Note that unlike server or proxy, Java gateway

longer hide error messages on startup. They now also detect stale PID files and should work in /bin/sh. * No more partial server/proxy configuration. Error checks have been added to the process of loading apart from the gateway itself, it is necessary to replace the JSON library file and update startup.sh script. See Java gateway file overview for details. 19 What’s new in Zabbix 2.0.14 19.1 Frontend possible to specify timeout for JMX network operations using TIMEOUT configuration option in startup.sh. • In actions, it is now possible to execute a custom script on the server if trigger expression contains

lib/logback-console.xml Configuration files for Logback. shutdown.sh startup.sh Convenience scripts for starting and stopping Java gateway. settings.sh Configuration file that is sourced by startup and shutdown port 10052. If you plan on running Java gateway on a different port, you can specify that in settings.sh script. See the description of Java gateway configuration file for how to specify this and other options gateway by running the startup script: $ ./startup.sh Likewise, once you no longer need Java gateway, run the shutdown script to stop it: $ ./shutdown.sh 34 Note that unlike server or proxy, Java gateway

files should be generated manually. To generate translation files, run: make gettext locale/make_mo.sh This step is not needed when installing Zabbix from packages or source tar.gz files. 11 使用 OKTA 进行 ter=system.test,who|wc -l 7 Zabbix Java gateway 388 如果使用 startup.sh 和 shutdown.sh 脚本启动和停止Zabbix Java gateway, 则可以在 settings.sh 文件中指定必要的配置参数。 startup 和 shutdown 脚本以配置文件为输入源，并且将 shell 变量 (第一列) 转换为相应的 "tasks":[ { "type": 1, "clock": 1478608371, "ttl": 600, "commandtype": 2, "command": "restart_service1.sh", "execute_on": 2, "port": 80, "authtype": 0, "username": "userA", "password": "password1", "publickey":

lib/logback-console.xml Configuration files for Logback. shutdown.sh startup.sh Convenience scripts for starting and stopping Java gateway. settings.sh Configuration file that is sourced by startup and shutdown port 10052. If you plan on running Java gateway on a different port, you can specify that in settings.sh script. See the description of Java gateway configuration file for how to specify this and other options gateway by running the startup script: $ ./startup.sh Likewise, once you no longer need Java gateway, run the shutdown script to stop it: $ ./shutdown.sh Note that unlike server or proxy, Java gateway