statusmap, weird problem

[Paul L. Allen]

Peter Gutmann writes: 

> I too am having the same problem with the status map page in release 1.2. 

I'm still running 1.1 because I'm waiting until 1.2 has stabilized.  It
works for me with 1.1 with all layout methods except user-defined
co-ordinates, but they do work for other people. 

Could it be a bug in 1.2 - I can't remember what version the other guy
was running.  Could it be the flavour of *nix you're using?  I suggest
the two of you ought to compare details and see what common factors there
are then post those common factors to the list. 

You could try replacing libgd with an earlier version in case something
has changed that stops Nagios working.  The box I'm running Nagios on
has 1.8.4.  If you have the spare time, you could also try installing 1.1
somewhere to see if that fixes it.  I doubt it because there are quite a
few other people using 1.2 who don't have this problem, but they may be
using a different flavour of *nix. 

If none of that helps, your final option is to replace statusmap.cgi with
the unstripped copy that is in the source directory and run it under
gdb to see where it falls over.  But it probably won't tell you anything
that will let you figure out how to fix the problem. 

-- 
Paul Allen
Softflare Support 




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