ActiveGate release notes version 1.193

With this release, the oldest supported ActiveGate versions are:

Dynatrace ONE	Dynatrace ONE Premium
1.175	1.169

Make sure you update soon.

Support changes

Known issues

Canceling Windows ActiveGate update will remove current installation (APM-205990)

Depending on your internet access and speed, ActiveGate update may take a long time, and the installer may appear to have stopped responding even though the installation is in progress.

Do not cancel ActiveGate update for Windows

Let the update process finish. If you cancel while the new version is still downloading, you will not have any working ActiveGate installation on this host.

Workaround

If you canceled the ActiveGate update and unintentionally removed the ActiveGate installation from your host:

Make a copy of the content of the %PROGRAMDATA%\dynatrace\gateway\config folder.
This folder contains configuration files or backups of configuration files from the removed ActiveGate.
Install ActiveGate with the old configuration files still in the %PROGRAMDATA%\dynatrace\gateway\config folder.
Verify that the old configuration files have been included in the current ActiveGate configuration files.
If they are not, manually copy selected settings from your backup to the current ActiveGate configuration files.

Resolved issues

General Availability (Build 1.193)

General Availability (Build 1.193)

The 1.193 GA release contains 3 resolved issues.

ActiveGate

Improved stability of update of ActiveGate with Synthetic. During installation ActiveGate is stopping Synthetic service. Before this fix it happened that the installer wrongly monitored state of Synthetic service. (APM-229376)
Fixed issue with Dump directory. Now It is enough to enable Dump feature to have it working properly {code} [collector] DumpSupported = true {code} The default dumpDir is : - Windows - C:\ProgramData\Dynatrace\gateway\dump - Linux - /var/lib/dynatrace/gateway/dump. (APM-230601)
Fixed small isse with the user group created for ActiveGate user. It should be dtuserag (or USER=). but on opensuse it was group 'users'. (APM-232279)