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hsmith wrote:I would say we have enough here to say that we have something. I can't confirm the same errors that you are getting because I am not getting them, sadly.

DanielB wrote:Thanks for sharing this information with the developers. Along the same line, I have installed Firebug on the Windows Server 2012 where I also have this problem with the information shown on the network map and I can see the same errors shown on Debian Jessie. Attached screenshot.

So we probably have something here. Especially if you do not see these errors in the tests where the information was displayed correctly. Can you confirm this?

jfrickson wrote: That screenshot looks like you do not have the latest patches to statusjason.c and objectjason.c. See https://github.com/NagiosEnterprises/na ... 39b6474fe4 and https://github.com/NagiosEnterprises/na ... a456986afc

Let me know if you already have these applied or if they don't fix the problem.

DanielB wrote:Hi, John. Thanks for your reply.

Yesterday I did a test on FreeBSD with Firefox 40.0.3 and there the information is displayed properly and Firebug shows no errors. Which do you think can be the difference?

Error: JSON.parse: expected double-quoted property name at line 56 column 35 of the JSON data

jfrickson wrote: Well, it's showing a JSON error:

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Error: JSON.parse: expected double-quoted property name at line 56 column 35 of the JSON data

If you go to the networking (Red) tab, there should be entries for statusjson.cgi. It should show what data was transferred from the server.

DanielB wrote:Hi, John.
I have reviewed the Network tab and I see entries for statusjson.cgi but I don't know what is exactly what I should look. Maybe you can help me here. I attach a screenshot.

jfrickson wrote: Click on one of the statusjson.cgi lines to expand it. Then select the "Response" tab. Copy the contents of that tab and paste it into a message here.

{
  "format_version": 0,
  "result": {
    "query_time": 1443116961000,
    "cgi": "statusjson.cgi",
    "user": "nagiosadmin",
    "query": "programstatus",
    "query_status": "released",
    "program_start": 1442538190000,
    "last_data_update": 1443116959000,
    "type_code": 0,
    "type_text": "Success",
    "message": ""
  },
  "data": {
    "programstatus": {
      "version": "4.1.1",
      "nagios_pid": 13170,
      "daemon_mode": true,
      "program_start": 1442538190000,
      "last_log_rotation": 1443063599000,
      "enable_notifications": true,
      "execute_service_checks": true,
      "accept_passive_service_checks": true,
      "execute_host_checks": true,
      "accept_passive_host_checks": true,
      "enable_event_handlers": true,
      "obsess_over_services": false,
      "obsess_over_hosts": false,
      "check_service_freshness": true,
      "check_host_freshness": false,
      "enable_flap_detection": true,
      "process_performance_data": true
    }
  }
}

DanielB wrote:Thanks for the clarification. Below I copy the corresponding response to one of the entries (https://nagios.freesoftware/nagios/cgi- ... gramstatus)

I hope that the chosen entry is valid for what you hope to find.

jfrickson wrote:Right after pulling up the map, there will be two calls to objectjson.cgi. The first of the two should be the longest.

https://nagios.freesoftware/nagios/cgi-bin/objectjson.cgi?&details=true&formatoptions=enumerate+bitmask&query=hostlist       (111 ms)
https://nagios.freesoftware/nagios/cgi-bin/objectjson.cgi?details=false&formatoptions=enumerate+bitmask&query=servicelist    (72 ms)

jfrickson wrote:Grab that one, and make a note of the line and column of the error from the console tab. If it's really big, you can attach it or private message it to me.

jfrickson wrote:Thanks for your help!