Missing Directory May Cause Memory Leak on UNIX and Linux Clients
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Description
| BES UNIX and Linux clients previous to version 5.0.11.8 have a potential memory leak if the directory used for uploading files does not exist. This directory is not created by the client until at least one file has been uploaded from the client. BigFix recommends upgrading your UNIX and Linux clients to version 5.0.11.9 or later by using the appropriate upgrade Fixlet messages in the "BES Support" Fixlet site. If you do not want to upgrade your clients yet, you can use the action below to create the appropriate folder on your clients.
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| Missing Directory May Cause Memory Leak on UNIX and Linux Clients | |
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| UNIX Linux BES TABLE TBODY | |
| besSupport on 10/17/2012 1:16:20 PM | |
| danielheth on 10/17/2012 1:16:20 PM | |
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Relevance
| Used in 1 fixlet | * Results in a true/false |
(name of operating system as lowercase contains "linux red hat") OR (name of operating system as lowercase contains "linux suse") OR (name of operating system as lowercase contains "SunOS 5.7") OR (name of operating system as lowercase contains "SunOS 5.8") OR (name of operating system as lowercase contains "SunOS 5.9") OR (name of operating system contains "HP-UX") OR (name of operating system as lowercase contains "linux fedora core")
| Used in 1 fixlet | * Results in a true/false |
not exists folder (pathname of parent folder of client folder of site "bessupport" & "/__Global/Upload/sha1")
Actions
Action 1
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here to create folders that will prevent the potential memory leak.
Script Type
BigFix Action Script
wait mkdir "{(pathname of parent folder of (client folder of site "bessupport")) as string & "/__Global/Upload"}"
wait mkdir "{(pathname of parent folder of (client folder of site "bessupport")) as string & "/__Global/Upload/sha1"}"
Success Criteria
This action will be considered successful when the applicability relevance evaluates to false.
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