Disabling GIF image for passive checks

[Kyle Tucker]

Hey all,
	I've set up distributed servers and a surprising and
unwanted by-product of this setup is the passive GIF image 
placed against all passive service checks on the web pages 
(images/passiveonly.gif). I'd like to disable this, firstly 
because I don't need to visually see each and every passive 
check, but mostly because each line is now twice the height 
it was and I've lost a lot of screen info per page. I looked 
online and in the configs but don't see any info on this. And 
the mailing list archive search server seems to be down. Do
I need to take this IMG line out of cgi/status.c? Will this
cause any undesireable HTML-based side effects? Thanks.

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- Kyle 
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