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> > Any error messages printed by the frontend? any error message in midas.log? core dumps? crashes? 
> > I do not understand what you mean by "did not get the data into midas". You create events
> > and send them to a midas event buffer and you do not see them there? With mdump?
> > Do you see this both connected locally and connected remotely through the mserver?
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> I simply don't see the event counter counting up and I also don't see them using mdump. No logs, no dumps and no crashes - every is quite. I only tested it locally.
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If you are connected locally (no mserver), I want to know the value returned by bm_send_event(). Simplest
if you edit mfe.c and everywhere it calls bm_send_event() and rpc_send_event(), print the returned value.

It would be very interesting to see if bm_send_event() returns 1 (SUCCESS), but the event vanishes
without a trace.

Before you do that, try something simpler:

Run "mdump -s -d", it will print some event buffer internals.

Watch to see if any data pointers change when you send your events ("wp", "rp", etc).

If nothing changes at all, then we are not sending anything (fault is in your code or on mfe.c).

If you see "wp" counting up, then we definitely write your events into the buffer and mdump & mlogger should see them.

But there is some funny logic for event_id and trigger_mask and it is worth checking their
values. For a good test, set event_id=1 and trigger_mask=0x1. There might be trouble if either is set to zero.

K.O.