If you define unauth access to the graphs it will always display as a "light"
graph regardless of whether you are logged in or not.
From: Wolf Noble via observium
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2024 12:01:54 PM
To: Observium
Cc: Wolf Noble
Subject: [Observium] Re: da
GOOD FIND MILTON
I can confirm that I ALSO have a subnet from which I allow unauth'ed graphs.
I have not *yet* tested whether or not subnets NOT in the 'unauthorized images
allowed' experience the problem (ie if the problem is
if unauth subnets enabled AND calling-host IN unauth subnet
or
AhhThis explains why I’ve not been able to reproduce it!AdamSent from my iPhoneOn 16 Feb 2024, at 17:12, Milton Ngan wrote:
If you re-org the logic this way, it seems to work as expected.
Try to auth first, if you fail auth then fall back to the allow_unauth_graphs.
include($conf
If you re-org the logic this way, it seems to work as expected.
Try to auth first, if you fail auth then fall back to the allow_unauth_graphs.
include($config['html_dir'] . "/includes/authenticate.inc.php");
$auth = $_SESSION['authenticated'];
if (!$auth && isset($config['allow_unauth_graphs'])
The problem is related to allowing unauthenticated graph access. This stops the
session getting set up properly if you are logged in.
If I comment this out, it works.
$config['allow_unauth_graphs'] = TRUE;
$config['allow_unauth_graphs_cidr'] = array("172.16.0.0/12", "10.0.0.0/8",
"192.16
Is it possible to suppress repetitive syslog alerts? if yes how can I do this?
The issue is I have a particular site which has an issue with one of the
internet connections, it keeps disconnecting and reconnecting every 2 minutes.
A syslog event is logged each time and I am getting an email ale
