On 11 September 2014 05:32, Bakkies Gatvol <user-66e2e196cd54@xymon.invalid> wrote:
This is ugly as sin ... but it works for me!
Yes it is!
Since I asked on the list I will post my way of doing it ...
Thanks. Sometimes when there's only one ugly way to do something, it's
still better than not doing it.
in a perl script I return
<img src=\"${GRPH}\">
as part of the test text . It puts the last 48 hours graph into the page
for me.
That should work fine.
Xymon's testing is crazy extensible, which is why it's awesome. But one
thing that Xymon doesn't do particularly well is customising the graphs on
status pages. I'd really like a feature whereby a host's status page can
be adjusted to have a different graphs.cfg definition from other hosts,
including the ability to list multiple graph types on the one status page.
J