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Anything that calls menelaus_alerts_srv:fetch_alerts will reset current list of alerts.
Particularly it was possible for some other smart client or moxi to 'eat' alerts. Which would incorrectly mark them as shown to user and not effectively shown to user.
Particularly it was possible for some other smart client or moxi to 'eat' alerts. Which would incorrectly mark them as shown to user and not effectively shown to user.
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Aleksey Kondratenko
made changes -
| Field | Original Value | New Value |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Open [ 1 ] | Resolved [ 5 ] |
| Resolution | Fixed [ 1 ] |
Farshid Ghods
made changes -
| Summary | Poor man's alerts can be 'prematurely eaten' sometimes | some of the alerts such as moxi crashing are not displayed in the web console |
Aleksey Kondratenko
made changes -
| Summary | some of the alerts such as moxi crashing are not displayed in the web console | Poor man's alerts can be 'prematurely eaten' sometimes |
| Description | Anything that calls menelaus_alerts_srv:fetch_alerts will reset current list of alerts. Causing e.g. moxi to eat alerts without actually showing anything to user. |
Anything that calls menelaus_alerts_srv:fetch_alerts will reset current list of alerts.
Particularly it was possible for some other smart client or moxi to 'eat' alerts. Which would incorrectly mark them as shown to user and not effectively shown to user. |