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Hi,

Perf graphs are not displaying in none of the browsers (IE/firefox/Chrome)
I did cleared the cache and refreshed the browsers, still same

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Mukunthini

Can you run the following and return any errors displayed

Hi,
pls find attached.

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Somehow we got what might be the same issue showing up on a local test box. We're in the midst of investigating as we speak, but it looks like somehow the graph images are being corrupted, so they're not displaying in the browser. We're looking to post an updated release in the next couple of days, so this item is a high priority item for the 1.2 release.

Can you try accessing the following URL in Firefox and see if you get an error about the image containing errors?
[url]http://<yourserver>/nagiosxi/includes/components/perfdata/graphApi.php?host=localhost[/url]

Yes I'm getting an error
" The image "http://<hostname>/nagiosxi/includes/components/perfdata/graphApi.php?host=localhos" cannto be displayed because it contains errors"

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I couldnt display network status map too. Is that related to the current issue?

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Almost has to be, got that on our test system too. Thanks for the tip, that's another clue at least. Seems like binary image data can't be rendered directly to the browser for some reason. Static image files are fine, just live binary data is failing.

I also checked the reports, Availability and Alert Histogram seems to have display issues too.
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Yeah, I think I figured it out. There's extra whitespace coming from somewhere, but it's not on every install. Have we sent you any patches or updated components in the last week or two?

GOT IT. And you and I are the only lucky two people who get to experience this issue. The open service problems dashlet I sent you is causing the problems. Open up the following file:

/usr/local/nagiosxi/html/includes/dashlets/openserviceproblems/openserviceproblems.inc.php

Scroll down to the very bottom, and delete the two spaces at the very end of the file, or just delete the entire line with the closing ?> tag.

Stupid whitespace, grr!