That's strange, I don't see why that would really matter just looking at
the quotes, phps seem to want it all as a string anyway. I looked at
the sample included Varnish report and it uses the old style of quoting,
so I'm not sure how much that matters.
I was able to make SOME progress.
1. I added 'global $conf' to the global statement at the top of the file.
2. I changed instances of $strip_domainname to $conf['strip_domainname']
3. I changed instances of #$cpu_user_color to
#${conf['cpu_user_color']}, and the same pattern for any other colors.
I don't get any errors in the logs, but I don't get any graphs either.
What is strange however, is that when I click on the JSON button above
the broken graphs, I get a whole stream of JSON, so for some reason it's
not rendering the images, but it can read the data. This only happens
for my custom PHP code.
Strange indeed. I'm glad we can run these in parallel.
Cheers,
-Dave
On Mon Nov 28 13:58:11 2011, Ron Cavallo wrote:
> I have started to make some progress and got it to work, but this means
> a b
>
> A line that was constructed like this:
>
>
> ."DEF:'External-Direct-to-Web-Servers'='${rrd_dir}/Ext-NewWeb01-Entry.rr
> d':'sum':AVERAGE "
>
> Needs to be reconstructed to something like this:
>
> .
> "'DEF:External-Direct-to-Web-Servers=${rrd_dir}/Ext-NewWeb01-Entry.rrd:s
> um:AVERAGE' "
>
>
> -RC
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