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The Cacti Group is pleased to announce the second release of Nectar 0.21. This release is a major improvement from the first Nectar release, the true descendant of Reports.
It includes all of the features below.
fix: Graphs were not being generated correctly in reports
fix: Resolve issues time in the past warnings during save
feature: Create two access levels: Admin and User
feature: Allow users to create and manage their own reports
feature: Allow more granular report item drilldown
feature: Re-introduce graph previews when adding graphs
feature: Break the Report edit screen into a tabbed view
feature: Remember the last host template and host when adding graphs
feature: Support the Tree object in the report
feature: Support title font size
feature: Support graph size, type and number of columns
feature: Support custom css and html wrappers for the reports
feature: Allow the report name and email subject line to be different
feature: Add Horizontal Rule element
feature: Support filter tree and host graphs by regular expression
There are two files that need to be patched to use this Plugin correctly. Please look over the patch to the Settings plugin and the modification to the file lib/html_utility.php in the 0.8.7e folder.
Great plugin! However, it only seems to show the graphs embedded in the email if I use my MSExchange server to send the email. As I don't want to reply on M$ products to send email for me (particularly if the Exchange server goes down), I use POSTFIX.
Nectar just seems to show the CSS in the message body when using POSTFIX. THOLD seems to show the HTML fine though.
Any thoughts ?
Thanks
Cacti Version 0.8.8b Cacti OS Ubuntu LTS RRDTool Version RRDTool 1.4.7 Poller Information Type SPINE 0.8.8b
mcutting wrote:Great plugin! However, it only seems to show the graphs embedded in the email if I use my MSExchange server to send the email. As I don't want to reply on M$ products to send email for me (particularly if the Exchange server goes down), I use POSTFIX.
Nectar just seems to show the CSS in the message body when using POSTFIX. THOLD seems to show the HTML fine though.
Any thoughts ?
Thanks
Let me send to my Thunderbird and see what the reports look like there.
True understanding begins only when we realize how little we truly understand...
Tony's helping out. He's pretty familiar with the headers and has pointed out a few things already. However, it's Superbowl Sunday here. So, I'm off to that right now. Keep your eyes on SVN.
TheWitness
True understanding begins only when we realize how little we truly understand...
TheWitness wrote:Tony's helping out. He's pretty familiar with the headers and has pointed out a few things already. However, it's Superbowl Sunday here. So, I'm off to that right now. Keep your eyes on SVN.
TheWitness
Will do - thanks.
Enjoy the game
Cacti Version 0.8.8b Cacti OS Ubuntu LTS RRDTool Version RRDTool 1.4.7 Poller Information Type SPINE 0.8.8b
TheWitness wrote:Back from shopping. Can you send the email you received from postfix as an attachment to rony at disorder dot com and thewitness at cacti do net?
TheWitness
Done !
Cacti Version 0.8.8b Cacti OS Ubuntu LTS RRDTool Version RRDTool 1.4.7 Poller Information Type SPINE 0.8.8b
I get this with my qmail server too, reading on Thunderbird 2.
Just from looking at the (e-mail message) source in Thunderbird, the mail isn't valid HTML: there's no <html> tags, and there's a <br> after the </body>, neither of which should happen. There's also no <head> around the <style>.
The HTML document in the mail has a MIME type of text/plain, too.
It's been a while since I really looked at a MIME document, but it looks like it specifies one separator in the headers, then uses a different one in practice, too (adds _HTML on the end)...