Re: [Nagios-devel] Issue with the histogram cgi
Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 12:08 am
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Hi,
I can confirm the issue with histogram.cgi (the same is valid for
trends.cgi). The problem lies in the fact that the url_encoding is done
twice, so first spaces get translated to "+", and when you call the cgi
again (for eg. a different timeframe) the "+" gets translated as well, thus
rendering the requested value for the service invalid.
Franky
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Hi,I can confirm the issue with histogram.cgi (the same is valid for trends.cgi). The problem lies in the fact that the url_encoding is done twice, so first spaces get translated to "+", and when you call the cgi again (for eg. a different timeframe) the "+" gets translated as well, thus rendering the requested value for the service invalid.
Franky
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Hi,
I can confirm the issue with histogram.cgi (the same is valid for
trends.cgi). The problem lies in the fact that the url_encoding is done
twice, so first spaces get translated to "+", and when you call the cgi
again (for eg. a different timeframe) the "+" gets translated as well, thus
rendering the requested value for the service invalid.
Franky
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Hi,I can confirm the issue with histogram.cgi (the same is valid for trends.cgi). The problem lies in the fact that the url_encoding is done twice, so first spaces get translated to "+", and when you call the cgi again (for eg. a different timeframe) the "+" gets translated as well, thus rendering the requested value for the service invalid.
Franky
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