Ver VERY odd issue with Knowledgebase. articles corrupted, now in Latin

[pryan67]

So we have our knowledgebase populated with quite a few articles. I noticed 2 yesterday are now "garbage" words in Latin.

For example, to take care of a Windows 10 bug in VPN (where you have to connect not from the taskbar, but from the VPN connection applet in settings), the article now reads:

Lorum ipsum
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A VERY odd issue...when searching for terms that are in the article, it shows the link correctly, but clicking on the link brings us to that Latin mish-mash

[pryan67]

Actually it turns out that it's only articles numbered 123 and 124. They were the first two we created (why they're numbered like that I don't know, but they were added first)

I still can't figure out what one of the articles was...so I can't even recover it

[pryan67]

I'm guessing it has something to do with the recent upgrade to the latest version of Lansweeper, which also killed hundreds of tickets during the upgrade. They appear to be the first two KB articles, and only those two (So far).

[Esben_D]

Very strange, lorem ipsum is a very well known text generator used for creating dummy text, no idea how it would end up in an article.

It's best you send this over to support so they can check your logs.