* Moving all argument composition for backgrounded calls of php to 'assemble_php_args()' in /lib/functions.php.
* lib/functions.php: Explicitely prepending all assembled arguments.
* lib/functions.php: Removing an accidental appending of the initial args in assemble_php_args().
* Introducing the prepending of the current php.ini file, if any, to the extra arguments of backgrounded php calls (used with exec_background).
This enables the backgrounded process to stay in the same environment as the main one and not default back to a system wide default configuration file (which might or might not have configurations setup properly).
* Prepending the current php.ini in use (if any) to any exec() or shell_exec() call, that is doing a backgrounded call of the php executable.
* graph_realtime.php: Fixing missing whitespace between executable and first argument.
- Poller issuing WARNING with little way to diagnose
- This change will remove bad items first from the poller cache
- It adds a new option to filter Data Sources with a Status of Bad Index
- It issues a waring every few hours of the prescense of Bad Index in
the system.
The warning threshold may be excessive. Will have to see as in large
installs indexes can get bad all the time.
This allows the row format to be dynamic only when the
innodb_file_format is Barracuda, and corrects a bug in detecting MySQL
vs. MariaDB in the version string.
The code will now spawn a background command to attempt to verify the environment at CLI level before adding the Web enviornment into the returned array, before returning the combination.
The only thing left is to ensure that automation is run when you are
running re-index from the main Cacti web site. Also, to determine how
automation should run in batch mode since the re-indexing is not
preforming this in the background on the remote data collectors.
- [1.2.0 Beta 1] When saving, modifying, removing devices and graphs,
sync this data automatically
- [1.2.0 Beta 1] New CLI Script remove_device.php Orphans Graphs and
Data Sources
* Fixes for Issues 1781, 1782 and 1784
This patch corrects the following issues:
- #1782 During Install, changing the Theme from Modern to another theme has no
effect
- #1784 During Install, changing the Language from one to another has no
effect
- #1781 Installer does not warn when mysql optimizations not set
As part of #1781's fixes, a new warning icon is displayed instead of a thumbs
up or down. Additionally, recommendations have been revamped so that the ones
which are optionally (and some even state can be ignored) are now optional!
Also, introduced the correct calculation for innodb instances by taking the
buffer size during a previous recommendation and calculating from that. If
the buffer size is never found or the calcuation finds less than 1 instances
are recommended, a minimum of 1 is set.
The main reason for #1782 and #1784's issues were caused by renaming index.php
to install.php as part of the recent security update (see PR #1747). Updated
the javascript to use the correct install.php and then removed some extra data
that was being returned outside of StepData unnecessarily.
* Further fixes
This update corrects a number of issues with the database upgrading code, adds
the 'debug' plugin from cigamit, improves database functions to be more
consistent with errors across all functions and various installer based fixes
for the display and update of database upgrades.
It also brings a more visual response to the cli/upgrade_database.php so that
end users are not left wondering if something is happening. Also, reviewed
all upgrade scripts to ensure that an upgrade from 0.8.8 through to 1.2.0 is
possible even if a previous database upgrade have been done.
* Fix QA issue with 'path_cactilog'
Due to some code reshuffle and testing, found that the above setting was being
read via read_config_option() before there was a database open so no path was
ever detected unless the force option was used.
- Moving the json_decode to associative arrays.
- Add update poller cache validation check that was previously missed
- Minor reformating of function calls, database calls, etc.
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