View Graphs not working

[lambchopper]

I installed the newest Mactrack version via SVN and got it mostly working so far.

There were broken links on the view devices and view sites page (the icons next to each item). I had to fix these in the PHP code because they're relative path was different from all the other pages.

All those buttons work now, with the exception of the View Graphs button on the devices page. That button works, but it doesn't actually go to the device that I select, instead it goes to the first Cacti device I'm graphing. It appears as though it's not passing the correct cacti device to the database.

I did map the mactrack device to the correct cacti device. I triple checked this.

[TheWitness]

First, submit a patch to bugs.cacti.net for the icons. Second, we should do a gotomeeting to review the graphs issue.

TheWitness

[lambchopper]

Larry:

See bug ID: 0001844 for the fix to the icons. I posted both the original version of the files and my changes for you to compare.

Let me know what I need to do to do the gotomeeting with you to show you the graphs issue.

Dave

[TheWitness]

Dave,

You around?

Larry

[lambchopper]

Just getting ready to leave for the weekend. Next week sometime? I'm in Chicago so I'm in the office 9-5 M-F CST.

[TheWitness]

It's going to be a bugger, except in the evenings....

TheWitness

[Wizzer]

I have the same problem. I don't see a device field on the Graphs page. All the graphs are on the page, but it doesn't appear to be filtered by device like the other tabs are.

Wizzer

[TheWitness]

A picture would help

[Wizzer]

Here you go...you'll notice the Graphs tab doesn't have a device filter option so it displays all the graphs.

[TheWitness]

Yeah. Interesting..... Please open bug and attach the images.

[jwhitaker]

lambchopper, I had the same issue with the icons on a very fresh install. Turns out in cacti/include/global.php, I had set $config['url_path'] (second one in the below example) but not $url_path (first one in the below example):

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/* set URL path */
if (! isset($url_path)) {
        $url_path = "/cacti/"; // FIRST ONE
}
$config['url_path'] = "/cacti/"; // SECOND ONE
define('URL_PATH', $url_path);

I am guessing that both are required perhaps because one is older and one is newer, maybe someone can confirm?

[lambchopper]

lambchopper, I had the same issue with the icons on a very fresh install. Turns out in cacti/include/global.php, I had set $config['url_path'] (second one in the below example) but not $url_path (first one in the below example):

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/* set URL path */
if (! isset($url_path)) {
        $url_path = "/cacti/"; // FIRST ONE
}
$config['url_path'] = "/cacti/"; // SECOND ONE
define('URL_PATH', $url_path);

I am guessing that both are required perhaps because one is older and one is newer, maybe someone can confirm?

this is what is in my Global.php:

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/* set URL path */
if (! isset($url_path)) {
        $url_path = "";
}
/* $config['url_path'] = $url_path; */
$config['url_path'] = "/";
define('URL_PATH', $url_path);

It looks like this line: $config['url_path'] = "/";
is different in your code as opposed to mine. I do know that I documented what I changed in the Bug report that I have listed at the top. It's been a while so I don't entirely remember all the specifics.

[jwhitaker]

I am wondering what will happen if you make the change of:

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$url_path = "/";

so that both are set to have a slash - if I read the code correctly that is pointed out in the bug response, I think having something defined versus an empty string may make a difference. Of course, you'd have to unroll your changes to see if it fixes things for you.

[TheWitness]

Starting with PIA 2.8++, we no longer want you to make any changes to global.php. With the PIA, you simply need to make sure $url_path is set properly in config.php.

TheWitness