images displayed in pop-ups, but NOT status map. RH8.0
Pete Dubler
pete at dublerfamily.com
Wed Dec 4 01:44:16 CET 2002
Logos/images appear on pop-up windows but not on statusmap.
More precisely: bringing up the statusmap, all of the "?" marks are
gone, not just the one on the host named radio. Also, when I mouse over
the host named radio, the window that pops up shows the "antenna" logo.
And, there is a green circle with two cross lines (like a rifle sight)
over the host "radio" (bigger than the box that's also there). (There
is just a box, the host name, and "Up" at all of the other hosts.
Why did I loose the question marks? Why is there no logo shown for the
host radio on the statusmap display (level 5, circular marked-up).
Why is this so hard...?
(by the way, I have patched and reinstalled php to support gd, so pngtogd
now works and I used a .gd file for my logo image, but that did not help)
Here is exactly what I did:
I added the following to /usr/local/nagios/etc/cgi.cfg
xedtemplate_config_file=/usr/local/nagios/etc/hostextinfo.cfg
I then set-up the following hostextinfo.cfg file
## Extended Information Configuration File
#
# added 12/2/02 by PD
define hostextinfo{
host_name radio
icon_image antenna.png
icon_image_alt AntennaImage
statusmap_image antenna.gd
}
I left all of the other hosts alone. (this is my wireless link, of course)
For what it's worth, this file is owned by and grouped to nagios:
-rw-r--r-- 1 nagios nagios 211 Dec 2 17:21 hostextinfo.cfg
restarted nagios: service nagios restart
and for good measure, cleared the caches on my Mozilla 1.0.1 which is
running locally on my nagios machine.
All of my logos files are in the /usr/local/nagios/share/images/logos
directory. They all have clean ownership, grouping and permissions: eg
-rw-r--r-- 1 nagios nagios 1240 Dec 2 14:36 antenna.png
Hint: pngtogd generates the following error:
No PNG library support available.
Segmentation fault
However all of the png libs and their devel libs are present on the system.
ANY HELP IS WELCOME!
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