After this part of mon.cgi ( near the beginning about line 300 ) # Read CGI params -- these overwrite anything in a config file or hard-coded. # This can change the value of the $monhost and $monport global variables. # defined in initialize_config_globals and moncgi_read_cf. This can cause a. # problem if $monhost or $monport are defined here and we are running mod_perl. &moncgi_get_params;
We added the following code.
# NPG
# Now that we have monhost_and_port_args lets encode it into $url if needed.
if ($monhost_and_port_args) {
$url = $url . "?${monhost_and_port_args}";
}
# NPG End
Now, what I "think" I can get away with is changing all parts of the
code that read.
$url?${monhost_and_port_args}
to read
$url
This would trim about 1K off the size of the beast.
My concern is that doing so would break something, especially in a
multiple monhost environment. Which I am not set up to test.
Thoughts ??
Thanks
--
Sincerely,
Nathan Gibbs
Systems Administrator
Christ Media
http://www.cmpublishers.com
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