[op5-users] How to Geomap ?

[Russell Jennings]

does amf-server.php execute normally when called directly?


On Nov 25, 2009, at 11:54 AM, Jean-Marc LE FEVRE wrote:

> Hello,
>
>
> I've correct php file, make a little patch to force a ending / on path
> in getValue function.
> Now I've corrected this I've got a new error !
>
>
> Call to undefined method GlobalCore::getMainCfg() in /usr/share/ 
> nagios/
> addons/nagvis/netmap/SettingsService.php on line 49
>
> The GlobalCore object seems ok to me (I've dump its content into a
> file) and I checked that getMainCfg() function exists using grep.
>
> On the browser I get Error : Error as the amf-server.php is returning
> an internal server error.
>
> Any idea on this error ?
>
>
>
> Le 25 nov. 09 à 15:45, Jean-Marc LE FEVRE a écrit :
>
>> OK, thanks I don't know where the function comes from but I can see
>> the error clearly in apache log :
>>
>> PHP Notice:  The parent folder for the cache file "/usr/share/
>> nagios/addons/nagvis/netmapvar/nagvis.ini.php-git-
>> f65e5f9126c8f54d29bd09416c6c4ec387b05097-cache" is not  
>> writeable.
>> The cache file can not be created. Please fix the permissions on the
>> filesystem. in /usr/share/nagios/addons/nagvis/nagvis/includes/
>> classes/
>> frontend/GlobalFrontendMessageBox.php on line 91, referer: http://84.246.229.120/nagvis/netmap/shell.swf
>>
>> I guess there is a / missing somewhere and maybe some file permission
>> problem ....
>>
>>
>> I check for it and report as soon as it work (or as soon as I get
>> another bug :( )
>>
>>
>>
>> Le 25 nov. 09 à 15:28, Roman Kyrylych a écrit :
>>
>>> Jean-Marc LE FEVRE wrote:
>>>>>> PHP Notice:  Use of undefined constant CONST_AJAX - assumed
>>>>>> 'CONST_AJAX'
>>>>>> in
>>>>>> /usr/share/nagios/addons/nagvis/nagvis/includes/classes/frontend/
>>>>>> GlobalFrontendMessageBox.php
>>>>>> on line 111, referer: http://84.246.229.120/nagvis/netmap/
>>>>>> shell.swf
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Any idea ?
>>>>> Hm. That file shouldn't be included at all. NagVis code is a mess.
>>>>> You can add define('CONST_AJAX', FALSE); at the top of that file.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I did add this in top of the file since last mail, but with no
>>>> surprise it didn't solve the channel disconnected problem
>>>
>>> I think the fact of that error happening means that there was
>>> probably an error in NagVis backend (and it tried to report it).
>>> I think amf-server is working correctly now.
>>> The problem is that NagVis prohibits raw PHP error messages
>>> from getting into the log.
>>>
>>> You can try adding trigger_error($message) at the beginning of
>>> __construct() in GlobalFrontendMessageBox.php to actually see the
>>> error
>>> that NagVis was trying to report.
>>>
>>> -- 
>>> Roman Kyrylych
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