Bug#702690: Latest deb still causes problem
For what it is worth in this report, in the cacti forum [1] there is also noise about this bug. It was also reported that the -4 package fixed the bug for them. Paul [1] http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?f=21t=49630 signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Bug#702690: Latest deb still causes problem
On 03/04/13 19:01, Paul Gevers wrote: Hi Mike, Do I understand you correctly that you say that the problem goes away with installation of libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery? Than I think you did not understand the original bug properly. Indeed libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery are needed to use the javascript functionality to fold the tree, but without them you have the html equivalent tree (which you can't fold). When I installed the new package, I ended up with a non-functional tree. Installing libjs-jquery and libjs-jquery-cookie solved my issue, by making the javascript foldable tree work. If the answer is yes than the bug is still closed. If the answer is no, even with libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery the grouping does not work than the bug should be reopened, but I then request a screen-shot of how it goes wrong and if possible you can tell me how to create a tree that fails. With libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery installed, the tree works. Without them installed, I get a non-working html tree - although I can see in the source that the links are there, clicking on the tree elements does not switch the main frame to display the correct graphs. I tested this in Firefox and Chrome to make sure it wasn't just a browser issue. Regarding the depends vs recommends, I really think the libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery should be recommends. Recommended packages are installed by default in Debian since Squeeze. If it's intended to provide a working HTML tree without the js libs, I completely agree, recommends is just fine. My take on this was based on the fact that I ended up with a non functional install after the upgrade, and the javascript libs fixed my immediate problem. Mike -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
Bug#702690: Latest deb still causes problem
Hi Mike, Sorry to say, but I can hardly believe that. The javascript does NOT changes the links (at least it was never meant to do that). Please give us a screenshot and a piece of html (the non working part) and the same items (the URL) created by the javascript code. Pul signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Bug#702690: Latest deb still causes problem
Hi, I've just seen this bug crop up with the new deb, so I'm not convinced it's completely fixed. FWIW, I manually rebuilt the deb from source on a squeeze host, as I wanted the newest available cacti package on my monitoring machine. AFAIK there are no binary components though, so I very much doubt this made any difference. On installing the new deb, I immediately had the same tree fail as described here. When I looked into this bug, I relatively trivially fixed the issue by installing libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery from Squeeze backports. However, the current package lists these as Recommends, and I think they need to become Depends, as from what I can see the integration of the earlier patches in this bug means that the Cacti interface will not function correctly without system versions of these libraries installed. Mike -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
Bug#702690: Latest deb still causes problem
Hi Mike, Do I understand you correctly that you say that the problem goes away with installation of libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery? Than I think you did not understand the original bug properly. Indeed libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery are needed to use the javascript functionality to fold the tree, but without them you have the html equivalent tree (which you can't fold). If the answer is yes than the bug is still closed. If the answer is no, even with libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery the grouping does not work than the bug should be reopened, but I then request a screen-shot of how it goes wrong and if possible you can tell me how to create a tree that fails. Regarding the depends vs recommends, I really think the libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery should be recommends. Recommended packages are installed by default in Debian since Squeeze. These libs are not absolutely necessary for Cacti to function. If you don't install recommended packages, you have chosen it yourself and you have to live with the consequences. Cacti still works without libjs-jquery-cookie and libjs-jquery, albeit the tree is less useful for large sites, but there are other ways to navigate your graphs. Paul signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
