Dead Badger (Mellivora capensis), compiled with FleshGolem 2.3 and Phranken 16.2, running vüDü 3.2 which is installed with scrolls.
Physically the badger was in good condition.

1mtr scrolls.

Is it related to the template developed Andrew Biba, because we experience a similar issue on our side as well...

Looks to me the problem is that the badger is not actually dead. In order to compile Zabbix agent on it it must be dead completely. Please ensure there are no signs of life on it:

cat /dev/heart /dev/brain /dev/centralnervesystem | col -b | grep -iI [ALIVE] 

I have tried the command provided, but i get errors on templates now.

laris2 seems like dimir may be right. If badger is half dead indeed i assume there could be a template issues, because our agent supposed to work with only totally dead badgers. Zombie badgers may cause unpredictable behavior.

If you may consider that badger is dead and no signs of life are presented, pls make sure its a badger and not a ferret. Users quite often confuse a badger with a ferret.

Might also help to "make sure" it's dead

@dimir: tested your command, but it's absolutely dead. no sign of life in that poor thing to be found. As per suggestion of @abiba i went to the vet, and there it was confirmed we're facing a real badger.

However, Zabbix still does not want to compile, i think we're also facing a documentation problem is, or better the lack of documentation ;( i am just freestyling in the hope that it works...

Brian and I tried another round, and it seems like combining our forced into a 2 man 1 dead badger kind of situation helped us resolve the error we noticed earlier. In the end though, the Zabbix agent compiles but doesn't run as it seems like it just fails to start up any of it's processes.

Only thing noticable in systemctl status zabbix-agent is:

brain-damage

I've done a visual inspection of aforementioned badger after Nathan and Brian had another round. Though it smells really bad (I am not sure if it was the badger or Brian), I can confirm the badger is deceased.

However, the following script provides some more insight perhaps?
 

#!/usr/bin/python3
import os

home = os.environ.get('HOME', 'OICTS Office')

if home == "OICTS Office":
	print("Nope")
else:
	print("Please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UijhbHvxWrA")

Output:

% HOME="OICTS Office" python3 badger.py
Nope

Reporter says the badger has rotten now, we didn't manage to fix the bug this time. Oh well, let's wait for another. Closing Won't Fix for now.