nagios statusmap images problem

[Andreas Ericsson]

Mikko Kaipila wrote:
> I still wondering that no one (guru) cannot be solved this bug, which
> concern nagios 1.2. At least debian package nagios-text 1.2 has that
> problem described below.
> 
Because it is not a bug, but a well and properly documented behaviour of 
libgd. Read the manual, and stay alert to error messages that any 
possible ./configure-script might give you, and you should be off ok.

Bugs are being fixed. Documented behaviour isn't being changed, but if 
you like, you can modify libgd, libpng and libjpeg so that it can be 
bundled with Nagios. I'm sure everybody would appreciate that very much.

And incidentally, this very problem was solved earlier (configuration 
typo), and the person making the original post wrote back to say thanks 
as well. If you pay more attention it will be easier to help you.

> On Tue, 2004-04-06 at 12:19, Richard Gillman wrote:
> 
>>I noticed your email to the nagios list 2 weeks ago. Did you manage to 
>>solve it? I've got a similar problem.
>>
>>I have managed to get the images I want (i.e., not question mark) when I 
>>put my mouse over the question mark image in statusmap. But the main 
>>statusmap page stays stubbornly question marked.
>>
>>It must be possible, as the square-box.com demo shows different icons. 
>>There is no information in apache's log files.
>>
>>My extended host information file is
>>
>>197 rgi at corrib>cat xed1.cfg
>>define hostextinfo{
>>         host_name       shannon
>>         notes_url 
>>http://webserver.localhost.localdomain/hostinfo.pl?host=netware1
>>         icon_image      sun40.png
>>         icon_image_alt  sun40.png
>>         vrml_image      sun40.png
>>         statusmap_image sun40.gif
>>         2d_coords       100,250
>>         3d_coords       100.0,50.0,75.0
>>         }
>>define hostextinfo{
>>         host_name       lea
>>#        notes_url 
>>http://webserver.localhost.localdomain/hostinfo.pl?host=netware1
>>         icon_image      redhat.png
>>         icon_image_alt  redhat.png
>>         vrml_image      redhat.png
>>         statusmap_image redhat.gif
>>         2d_coords       200,250
>>         3d_coords       100.0,50.0,75.0
>>         }
>>define hostextinfo{
>>         host_name       sidhean
>>         notes_url 
>>http://webserver.localhost.localdomain/hostinfo.pl?host=netware1
>>         icon_image      sun40.png
>>         icon_image_alt  sun40.png
>>         vrml_image      sun40.png
>>         statusmap_image sun40.gif
>>         2d_coords       300,250
>>         3d_coords       100.0,50.0,75.0
>>         }
>>198 rgi at corrib>
>>
>>
>>thanks in advance for any input...
>>
>>Dick
> 
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