I think the problem is in the configuration of your resource registry setting being used in conjunction with the / after it - if it is just the directory name - just put in the %<ResoureRegAlias>% without the slash. This could be especially harmful if your source system is windows and your deploy location is say linux where the directory slash is the opposite.

Hope this helps - I don't have the time currently to test if this is absolutely the issue but I highly suspect it is.
Original Message:
Sent: Wed February 05, 2025 11:50 PM
From: NeverXP YANG
Subject: How to generate clean system (MSL) file.
No issue with file or sink as output.
My issue is with the audit log file. I cannot clear the junk data whatever I do (switch from unique to custom).
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NeverXP YANG
Original Message:
Sent: Wed February 05, 2025 02:27 PM
From: Attila Toke
Subject: How to generate clean system (MSL) file.
Hi Rex,
Our "fix" is to clean it up when it is file, save it and then change to Sink and it isn't a issue. Fortunately, for us it never impacts the running, more just a cleanup activity to not see "strange" things when we start up a Launcher.
Thanks
Attila
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Attila Toke
Original Message:
Sent: Wed February 05, 2025 01:48 PM
From: Rex Chan
Subject: How to generate clean system (MSL) file.
If this is a bug, then you or NeverXP should open a ticket with Support. People in this chat cannot fix it.
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Rex Chan
Original Message:
Sent: Wed February 05, 2025 11:09 AM
From: Attila Toke
Subject: How to generate clean system (MSL) file.
Hi Rex,
Initially during testing it had File, then once deployed it has Sink
Here is before:

here is after

It is deployed with Sink, but in logs I see this

Thanks,
Attila
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Attila Toke
Original Message:
Sent: Wed February 05, 2025 10:50 AM
From: Rex Chan
Subject: How to generate clean system (MSL) file.
I have never seen those junk after I changed from File to SINK. I have changed quite a few maps from FILE to SINK recently. I did it in V11.0.1.
- Go to output card
- Change adapter from File to Sink
- Clear the file name
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Rex Chan
Original Message:
Sent: Wed February 05, 2025 08:12 AM
From: Attila Toke
Subject: How to generate clean system (MSL) file.
Hello,
I have seen this behavior for us on Output Cards. When testing we were using the Target: File and then went to go live and changed it to Sink, but after building and deploying to Linux. When we view the logs after starting up the Launcher it has "junk" in the Output Cards Section, however this is no impact to it when it runs.
If you set it back to File and Clear it out and then change back to Sink it cleared that "junk" out.
Hope this helps
Thanks
Attila
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Attila Toke
Original Message:
Sent: Tue February 04, 2025 02:33 AM
From: NeverXP YANG
Subject: How to generate clean system (MSL) file.
Hi, When I create system files, some of the settings are always filled with junk data. Some junk data even appears in the binary file (MSL) file.
I am using ITX version 9 and 10, same problem. How can we generate a clean system file?
Example 1:
Junk data.
Example 2:
We set the audit log to be unique for multithreading, however, it always appends "no data" to the log path and no audit log is created due to this extra "no data" in the path.
It took us ages to find this problem. What a stupid bug in WTX! And we had no idea how to fix it.
MSD file:
MSL file:
If anyone could provide a solution I would be grateful. Thanks.
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NeverXP YANG
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