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Zabbix and opsgenie: Could not execute - No permissions

Ziemeck
August 14, 2019

Hi,

I want use opsgenie to ack problems on Zabbix (via Marid). When i ack on opsgenie, on the /var/log/opsgenie/marid/script.log i have message:

ERROR: [Acknowledge]: Could not execute at Zabbix; reason:No permissions to referred object or it does not exist!

I checked via API alert id and it's exist.

Someone have similar problem and know how to fix it?

Zabbix 4.2.5
Java Version "12.0.2" 2019-07-16

regards,

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Robert
Atlassian Team
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August 15, 2019

Hi @Ziemeck

 

Can you try installing Java 8 (either as default or an "alternative" version), restart Marid, then try acknowledging the alert again?

 

I think Java 12 changed how Java/Groovy ends up interpreting certain data types. So when the script attempts to acknowledge the event it interprets the variable as a list of bytes instead of a string. If switching to Java 8 isn't a realistic option then we can try explicitly setting it as a string in the script, but I'm not sure if that resolves the issue. 

Ziemeck
August 19, 2019

Hi @Robert 

Thanks for reply.
I installed Java 8 and I manage to do ACK - no problem with permissions. Thanks again for your help

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Chris DeGidio
Atlassian Team
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August 15, 2019

Hi there, 

 

We have seen this issue come up in the past and it has been due to permissions for the opsgenie user inside the Zabbix interface. We suggest ensuring the user is a Zabbix admin and the Zabbix admin user type does need to have the ability to execute actions on the host. 

We hope this helps!

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Ziemeck
August 19, 2019

Thanks @Chris DeGidio  for reply.

My user have all of permissions but still doesn't work. I try with Java 8 and it looks good.

Thanks for your time

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