Missing functions after Dude server reboot

Hi,

I’ve recently installed The Dude 3.6 as a service under Ubuntu Server 12.04.1 LTS according to this manual: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/The_Dude/Dude_as_a_Linux_Service

It was running perfectly, I’ve set up my maps, devices, snmp profiles etc., until I had to reboot the machine. Now the Dude starts, runs, maps are ok, but some functions from the function list are missing. For example the function device_performance() is missing. Due to that, device and link labels went bad. The missing functions were standard Dude functions. Those I’ve made myself are ok.

Is there a way to restore the full list of standard Dude functions?

EDIT:
It looks like builtin functions (marked with *) are ok, also functios I’ve written myself. All the other are gone.
I’ve tried reinstalling v3.6, upgrading to v4.0b3 (of course without resetting config, I don’t want to lose my maps) and the functions are still missing.
I’ve also tried copypasting function code from a local server on my laptop into the server on linux on v4.0b3 and I get parse errors. What’s wrong?

Thanks,
Jacek

Solved!

I rebooted my laptop from ubuntu to windows, ran a client of my linux dude server and a new local server. In windows it’s possible to copy functions between Dude instances using the clipboard.

Yes, ctrl-c to copy, ctrl-v to paste, you can paste them into notepad too.