ERROR CREATED UNDER \SYSMAN\RECV\ERRORS FILLING UP THE HARD DISK

I am using Content DB 10.2.0.0.1 with Infrastucture 10.1.2.0.2 on Windows 2003, and have the situation as described in Bug No. 6164515 on Metalink:
"ERROR CREATED UNDER \SYSMAN\RECV\ERRORS FILLING UP THE HARD DISK
Files like A0000000064.err_2007_06_29_17_45_53 are created in %ORACLE_HOME%\clin-app-01_oasinfra\sysman\recv\errors\ one every minute on the oracle infrastructure instance, filling up the hard disk and bringing the application to a hault."
I have such log generation too, for a few month nearly 10 Gb of logs have been generated. The content of the files are similar, and begin with:

<UPLOAD OMS_PROTOCOL_VERSION="10.1.0.2.0" UPLOAD_TYPE="severity" EMD_URL="http://contentdb:1830/emd/main" MERGE_TIMESTAMP="2008-12-09 18:54:48">
<ROWSET OMS_PROTOCOL_VERSION="10.1.0.2.0" TABLE="MGMT_METRIC_ERRORS">
What can i do to stop this generation?
Is it possible to disable logging, or i need to apply some patch?
Thank you.

Hi,
Anyone have any solution on this error?
I have Oracle DB 10g 10.2.0.3 installed on Windows 2003 32-bit.
c:/oracle/product/10.2.0/db_1/demo_crcl/sysman/recv/errors keeps increasing until 211 GB.
Any kind helps are highly appreciated.
Thanks.

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