Xymondash issues

Hi John,

xymondash author here. Can you paste the request (or even better, open a
github issue)?

cheers,
-Christian


On Mon, Feb 25, 2019 at 04:07:35PM -0800, John Alexander wrote:

After more looking around, it appears that xymon-ack is returning a 400 Bad
Request message.

Using wget to post the message as well as the web console show 400 errors. 
It appears that the 400 is getting generated out of the
form_is_valid(form_dict) routine in xymon-ack.

Any ideas?  I'm not a python guy by any means.

John A.

On 2/25/2019 12:09, John Alexander wrote:

Hi all,

I am having some issues with the Xymondash interface.  Everything works
fine - it's properly displaying fault conditions, except that it will
not acknowledge or disable alerts.  I only get a pop-up saying "could
not acknowledge test"
xymon2json works just fine.  I get good json output.

xymon-ack gives nothing but a blank screen.  Same with xymon-disable

Acknowledging from the xymon "Acknowledge Alert" works fine.
Here is my config.ini  - I'm on CentOS 7 so python3 was installed as an
addition.
# location of xymon executable in your file system

XYMONCLI="/home/xymon/server/bin/xymon"

# location of ackinfo.sh executable in your file system

XYMONACKINFOSH="/home/xymon/cgi-secure/ackinfo.sh"

# absolute URL of Xymon's svcstatus

XYMONSVCSTATUSURL="http://xymon.imasneezer.com/xymon-cgi/svcstatus"; <---
should this be svcstatus.sh?

# location of Xymon's critical.cfg in your file system (if you have one)

CRITICAL="/home/xymon/server/etc/critical.cfg"

# relative URL of svcstatus.sh on your monitoring server

XYMONURL="/xymon-cgi/svcstatus.sh"

# relative URL of xymon-ack on your monitoring server

XYMONACKURL="/xymondash/cgi/xymon-ack"

# relative URL of xymon-disable on your monitoring server

XYMONDISURL="/xymondash/cgi/xymon-disable"

# relative URL of xymon2json on your monitoring server

XYMONJSONURL="/xymondash/cgi/xymon2json"

# host name of xymon server

XYMONSERVER="xymon.imasneezer.com"

# website title

TITLE="Oak Street Medical xymon dashboard"

# path to python3 interpreter

PYTHON3="/usr/bin/env /opt/rh/rh-python36/root/usr/bin/python3"

Any ideas?
John Alexander

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