statusmap.cgi -- not retaining state between refreshes
Darren.Lichty at alltel.com
Darren.Lichty at alltel.com
Thu Aug 5 04:26:14 CEST 2004
Nagios: v1.2
Plugins: v1.3.1
Platform: SPARC (32-bit), Solaris 8
HTTP: Apache 1.3
If this question has already been posted and answered, I apologize. I did attempt to find the answer to this question both on the FAQ and the archives of the various lists, but did not find anything.
Here is the issue I am experiencing:
When viewing the Status Map (statusmap.cgi), and altering any of the options (Layout Method, Scaling Factor, etc), these options are lost when the page is automatically reloaded.
In taking a look at the code for statusmap.cgi, I see that the 'Refresh:' HTTP Header is sent with only a time delta value (URL value is missing). I was able to get the retention of some data (notably layout and scaling) between refreshes by altering the code of this CGI.
Now to the question:
Is there a patch to correct this issue?
(see above for the current version I am running)
If a patch is not available, I would be happy to provide an appropriate 'diff' of the alterations I made. Please note, however, that I do not claim the method I deployed in accomplishing this task is the best-case. Other developers may wish to scrutinize my changes to improve performance, scalability, portability, etc.
Thanks in advance,
Darren
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