Hi Johannes,
do you mean Icinga 1.5.1 ? ;-)
Have you installed the new jasper server 4.2.1? For this version is
create a new package in the git, which fix this problem:
git clone http://git.icinga.org/icinga-reports.git
To install the new package, make follow steps:
./configure
./make install
For install the mysql driver make:
./make install-mysql-connector
Thats it. Don't forget to reboot your tomcat ;-)
Bye
Michael
On 11/22/2011 12:54 PM, Johannes Edstoft Hansen wrote:
So I’ve installed Icinga 2.5.1 and the latest Jasper Reports server
(seems to be working just fine) and imported the latest reports from
the Icinga repo (all installed on a Ubuntu box). When I log in to
Jasper I a browser (http://<server-ip>:8080/jasperserver/
<http://%3cserver-ip%3e:8080/jasperserver/>), I can see that the
icinga database connection validates just fine (after downloading the
missing mysql jdbc package). However, when I try to run any of the
icinga reports I get an error (see attached). The sample reports that
comes with Jasper runs just fine.
It seems like Jasper is trying to load a file from the filesystem, in
this case “/icinga/templates/sub/object/logentries”, which doesn’t
exist. But as far as I can tell these “files” should be loaded from
the database. Or to put it another way, the Jasper UI shows the
“Icinga” folder and all the contents just fine, although some of the
folders and files start with an uppercase letter in the UI. The object
in the error, “/icinga/templates/sub/object/logentries”, resides in
the path “/Icinga/templates/sub/object/logentries” (note uppercase I
in Icinga).
Have I done something wrong or do any of you guys know how to fix this
problem?
Kind Regards,
Johannes Hansen
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