We had a pretty massive power outage at one of our datacenters yesterday
that damaged our JFFNMS server (widows 2003 Server).
What we are seeing is a problem with Alarms. JFFNMS is able to determine
that a server is up or down, and can display that fine on screen. Our
problem is with things like
JFFNMS simply uses the short open tag instead of the normal one. In your
php.ini config file for PHP, make sure you set the option
"short_open_tag" to On. The default is usually set to Off. Restart
Apache and you should be fine.
Tim Nelson
Technical Consultant
Rockbochs Inc.
Jeff Schoby wrote:
Solved.
And I also changed the view page so that ID is no longer displayed.
This being because if devices are input in, the ID's were not in order
and confusing to try and look at.
I am going to create .patch files for everything I changed sometime
tomorrow (I hope) and then upload them someplace
Just got done trying to install 0.8.3 of jffnms with a fresh apache 2.0.x and
php 5 install. When trying to access jffnms via a browser, its as if the php
code is not being processed as php code (The server -is- configured correctly
to process php scripts). I took a look the .php files for jff
Hello ...
Was wondering if there was a way to sort fields differently.
Specifically on the Hosts_Config Diff Viewing page, I would love to have
them sorted by Host Name (host.name)
I added $order = "asc"; to force sorting by host.id ascending ... that
worked ... which leads me to believe the same
