Hey Tom,
You must be on a network without direct access to the Internet, yes? The
Ganglia-Web software requires a collection of JavaScript libraries which it
normally references via URL. If you’re on an air-gapped network, you need to
get local copies of them, and change the config to point to them.
It needs: jquery.min.js, jquery.mobile.min.js, jquery-ui.min.js,
rickshaw.min.js, cubism.v1.min.js, d3.min.js, and protovis.min.js.
You’ll find the URL for each of them in /usr/share/ganglia/conf_default.php.
Download them from the specified URLs and stash them in
/usr/share/ganglia/js/airgap, and then update your /usr/share/ganglia/conf.php
file to reflect the local paths:
$conf[‘jquery_js_path’] = “js/airgap/jquery.min.js”;
… and so on. Alternatively, you can change the paths to point to an in-house
URL if that’s preferable to installing these files locally on the ganglia-web
machine.
-Michael Pelletier.
From: Tom Wallace [mailto:tjwall...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 27, 2017 3:26 PM
To: ganglia-general@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Ganglia-general] Ganglia web UI tab rendering
Hello,
I am using Ganglia web frontend 3.7.1 on a cluster of RHEL 7 machines.
My one problem is that tabs are not rendering correctly - they show up as
unformatted HTML rather than as dynamic tab objects. Here is a screenshot for
what I mean: http://imgur.com/a/3aF5w
How might I fix this?
Best,
Tom Wallace
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