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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,
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.
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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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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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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