trends.cgi not always working!
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Wed Jun 22 11:16:29 CEST 2005
Hello!
I'm having troubles with the functionality of the trends.cgi page.
Sometimes it works and sometimes not.
--> The resulting error message says:
Whoops
Error: Could not read object configuration data!
Here are some things you should check ...
...
I've tested it really comprehensive, but I didn't find the real reason of this bug.
For example:
I've a host with the name "new2" for which I can view the trends page (host view)
This host contains 2 services (PING, SSH): (both currently in status critical)
* The Trend-Page for PING doesn't work!
* But the Trend-Page for SSH does work!
The weird thing is, that both trend-info pages do work, if I call them out of the service detail page (view trends for this service)
Another example: (the other way round)
My host "Management server" has the services "Disk Usage: /" and "Disk Usage: /var"
* Here both trends-pages selected out of the trends main page do work
* But if I call the trends-page out of the service-detail page:
o "Disk Usage: /var" doesn't work!
o "Disk Usage: /" works
And the Trends-Page for the "Management server" itself don't work in both cases (neither through the host detail page link, nor through direct call with the trends.cgi page)
IS THIS A REALLY TRICKY BUG???
I also had the problem that the trends-page will be displayed but the graph window was empty / wasn't displayed. If you then click on the empty graph window, the error message mentioned above occurs (couldn't read obj. config data)
I don't know how to solve this problem!
System and version info:
* nagios 2.0b3
* nagios-plugins-1.4
* RHEL4ES
* Firefox 1.04
* Apache 2.0.52
Best regards,
Klaus Pesendorfer
Klaus Pesendorfer
Software Engineer
Fabalabs Software GmbH
Honauerstraße 4
A-4020 Linz
Tel.: +43 732 2468 5092
e-mail: mailto:klaus.pesendorfer at fabalabs.org
http://www.fabalabs.org <BLOCKED::http://www.fabalabs.org>
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