Date: 2009-12-03
OS: Windows
OS Version: all
Etrack Incidents: 1713191
Errors/Problems Fixed:
High severity logs count disabled from summary panel

Install/Uninstall Instructions:

Readme to apply the patch to disable logs count from status panel:

[Note: Follow the same instructions on both the VCS MC in the peer setup]

1.	Copy the patch in a temporary directory (PATCH_DISABLELOGS)
2.	Stop the VCS MC (execute ‘net stop cmcweb’ from command line)
3.	Go to the VCSMC_HOMEdataconfManagementServer.conf file (where VCSMC_HOME is the installation directory of VCS MC)
4.	Modify the ManagementServer.conf file by adding ‘enable.logcount.statuspane=false’ to the end of the file.
5.	Replace the existing ROOT5.war file with the one from the patch. Following are the steps to do that
	a.	Go to the directory VCSMC_HOMEVRTSwebadmin
oot5
	b.	Delete directory ROOT5 and all its subdirectories
	c.	Take a backup of ROOT5.war file by copying it to a temporary location (WARBACKUP). Make sure that the temporary location is other than VCSMC_HOME or its subdirectories
	d.	Copy the ROOT5.war from the patch location to VCSMC_HOMEVRTSwebadmin
oot5
6.	Verify that the VCSMC_HOMEdataconfManagementServer.conf file has been modified and has the line ‘enable.logcount.statuspane=false’ in it.
7.	Start the VCS MC server(execute ‘net start cmcweb’ from command line)
8.	Login to the console. One should not see the High severity logs (the count is always shown as 0) in the summary panel now onwards.
9.	If one want to enable the logs count in the summary panel then do the following
	a.	Stop the VCS MC (execute ‘net stop cmcweb’ from command line)
	b.	Modify the VCSMC_HOMEdataconfManagementServer.conf file by changing the line as ‘enable.logcount.statuspane=true’
	c.	Start the VCS MC (execute ‘net start cmcweb’ from command line)