Re: {bb} bb-nis.sh and Redhat Linux

[chris.ivey@verizon.com]

Thanks Steve.  That CONVHTMLTAGS
is in my RUNOPTS.  I will remove it, as advised, and see if that fixes
the issue.  Thanks again!

Chris Ivey

MTS - Systems Engineer IV
Verizon Data Services, ENSS-West NMS Tools Group
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chris.ivey@verizon.com said:
>  The output from the bb-nis.sh script, when it arrives at the
server, is
> not right.  Here is what I mean.  On my Wintel BBDISPLAY
server, when I
> click on the green gif in the nis column, I see properly formatted
HTML
> tables.  On my Linux BBDISPLAY server, when I click the green
nis gif for
>  the same server, I see actual HTML tags instead of tables.  I
have
> looked  at the entry in $BBVAR/logs/{server}.nis on my Linux
machine, and
> I see  that everywhere there is supposed to be a "<",
there is "&lt;" and
>  everywhere there is supposed to be a ">", there
is a "&gt;".  When I
> check  the same entry on my Wintel machine, I see properly formatted
HTML
> tags.


In bbdef-server.sh check the value of RUNOPTS. If it contains
"CONVHTMLTAGS" it might be that if you remove that option and
restart BB it
will fix the problem.

Steve.

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