![]() This document discusses how to execute the tools and gather logs from the Manage Pods. Manage v8.1 introduced a new way to access familiar CLI tools by using the Tools API. How to use the Tools API with Maximo Manage ![]() This guide will help you to increase server bundle pod count to support higher load on your IBM Maximo Application Suite Manage instance. IBM Maximo Application Suite – How to scale up Manage to support higher load On 2 November 2023, IBM released IBM® Maximo® Application Suite Health Component patch 8.9.1 ![]() IBM Maximo Application Suite – Health Component patch 8.9.1 It is recommended that a proper database backup strategy is in place before you attempt any changes. Note that IBM takes no responsibility for data loss or corruption that can occur because of user-performed operation directly against the Mongo database. While these users do not appear within the UI or API calls, their data is still present in the mongo database, and now can potentially be restored. In Maximo Application Suite 8.11, a new enhancement was added to retain the details of deleted users. Maximo Application Suite 8.11: How to undelete a MAS User On 11 April 2023, IBM released IBM® Maximo® Application Suite Health component patch 8.7.3. IBM Maximo Application Suite – Health Component patch 8.7.3 Perform_fix ".vscode-server-insiders " unset -f apply_patchīeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.This list of technical support articles was updated on January 02, 2024. fix_github_copilot() || echo "Sed patch failed " fiĪpply_patch " $1 " "pilot-.* " "Copilot "Īpply_patch " $1 " "pilot-nightly-.* " "Copilot Nightly "Īpply_patch " $1 " "pilot-labs-.* " "Copilot Labs "Īpply_patch " $1 " "pilot-chat-.* " "Copilot Chat " fi The error message in the Output pane # should give you a hint about it. Ref: # - Reload window, sign back in, make sure you're using the Chrome window with # the right profile (with which you're logged in to the right account), reload # window # - Check VSCode Output pane # - if EAI_AGAIN error happens, in particular under WSL, this worked: # - sudo sh -c "echo nameserver 8.8.8.8 > /etc/nf" # - Ref: # - As for Labs/Chat, check their webpage, there might be a waiting list, or # terms to accept before you get access. # - Sign out of github from vscode, lower left corner. Keep the fixing command run on shell start. # Added Copilot Chat, and VSCode Insiders # Add VSCode Insiders variant # Added Copilot Labs # Fix Github Co-pilot self-signed cert problem # See: # Note # To make Github Copilot/Nightly/Labs/Chat work, you might need additional # steps. But it doesn't fix the problem, it only changes the error message to: The only thing that has an effect is setting the environment variable NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0. ![]() Setting http.proxyStrictSSL=false also has no effect at all. I've already added the complete certificate chain for and to the system, but it made no difference. I've seen in microsoft/vscode#45792 (comment) that VS Code is already using the system's certificates, however chrmati suggests in microsoft/vscode#124655 (comment) that contrary to browsers VS Code might not download any missing certificates of the certificate chain. Extension activation failed: "unable to get local issuer certificate" GitHub Copilot could not connect to server.
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