Discovery attributes are not populating for few devices. - Known Error

Discovery attributes are not populating for few devices. Description Run a Linux discovery and you will see the attributes in Pattern but not updating on the CI because of the setting of the $TMOUT variable as readonly. (See the screenshot of the pattern below) Steps to Reproduce

Run a Linux discovery and you will see the attributes in Pattern but not updating on the CI because of the setting of the $TMOUT variable as readonly. Workaround The root cause for this error is the setting of the $TMOUT variable as readonly. The TMOUT variable is defined on the target machine (the problematic host) in /etc/bashrc (but also in /etc/profile, which needs to be check from linux team). In /etc/bashrc there's a command: readonly TMOUT Whenever the bashrc file is being sourced, the warning message will appear, and that is what we are experiencing (and the pattern, unfortunately, doesn't handle very well). As a quick workaround, reach-out to your Linux team and they will able to remove the readonly setting of this variable, to make the message disappear. The Linux team(infra) has to remove the "readonly TMOUT" command from /etc/bashrc file (or at least to comment it out) on the target machine. This problem is currently under review. You can contact ServiceNow Technical Support or subscribe to this Known Error article by clicking the Subscribe button at the top right of this form to be notified when more information will become available..