Linux Monitor Agent Web Console Preferences Won't Save!

Have recently installed GW Monitor on a Linux box and all seems fine except for the following:
Within the Monitor Agent Web Console I browse to menu items 'Preferences' and then select 'Setup' to view details on the 'HTTP Settings', 'SNMP Settings', 'HTTP Settings' etc.
From here all my settings are configured correctly except the texboxes under the 'Notify' and 'HTTP Settings' headings refuse to save any details that are entered into them, even after clicking on the 'submit' button, bizarre!!?
Any ideas would be really appreciated.
Cheers, James

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