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You are welcome

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Alex

Yes, I think you changed date format somehow. May be you changed regional settings for account used by HostMonitor. May be you changed account used by HostMonitor process (logged on as different user with different regional settings). May be account used by HostMonitor service was locked/disabled so...

Thank you for the update

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Alex

1) Normally you should use "%SuggestedReply%" variable Quote from the manual IMPORTANT note: HostMonitor checks logical expressions after test check is done and "reverse alert" option is processed. I.e. - HostMonitor performs the test; - processes "Reverse alert" option...

Not exactly. Evaluation (non licensed) version allows to work with all components: RMA, RCC, Web Service, etc. But if you are using license that does not include some options (like RMA or Web Service), then yes, you cannot use these options. I also get the same 'no rights' error msgs in the RMA_Mana...

It can be disabled if you do not use any agent for the test yet and your license does not allow to use agents.
If you want to try agents without purchasing license, use HostMonitor in evaluation mode without any license (on non-production system)

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Alex

If no errors detected by Auditing Tool (menu View), please send config files to us (by e-mail).
.HML file + *.LST files

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Alex

You are welcome

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Alex

You are welcome and thank you for the update
Executable flag can be lost if you extract RMA archive on Windows system and then copy files to Linux

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Alex

Thank you for the update. Looks like Windows bug
What Windows is installed on HostMonitor system? Any errors recorded in HostMonitor system log (menu View->System Log)?

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Alex

This works for a few minutes after service startup, then we get the error "InitializeSecurityContext failed. The specified target is unknown or unreachable". Sounds very strange and we cannot explain this (there are various reasons for such error but its should be stable - stable working ...

Also you missed this answer

I assume you specified path without filename. If /home/sysadmin/sbin/rma is folder then you should set /home/sysadmin/sbin/rma/rma

You have wrong paramater in rma.ini file, should be RmaPath = /sysadmin/sbin/rma/rma

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Alex

Please read my 1st post, I said you should create this file and you should put specific parameters into the file, only after that you can install service. Also I think its a good idea first to setup rma.ini file, start RMA and make sure RMA works according to your needs. Then install RMA as service ...

the system is a 'default' MINT set up so I'll try what you suggest. There are hundred different versions and editions of Linux Mint. What exactly "default" Mint do you use? I tried couple 21.x versions, simple rma.service file + "systemctl enable rma" command works fine, nothing...

Probably your system uses systemd and system V? Then I would suggest to create additional file, like rma.sh and modify rma.service file, change ExecStart line, point it to rma.sh script (the one you just created). rma.sh file may look like #!/bin/bash ### BEGIN INIT INFO # Provides: rmaservice # Req...