This uses the renamed DataView serviceStatus instead of the former
status and fixes the problem that CLI still assumed to have fetch
and count function on the DataView.
fixes#6777
key=23;0;0;0;0 and key=23;;;; lead to division by zero exceptions
This should fix this by ignoring empty strings for min/max (formerly
it got "converted" to float(0)) and also ignores min == max.
fixes#6828
The range between min and max should always be divisable by the amount of
ticks, to ensure that the vertical lines are always at a full discrete value.
fixes#6769
Use max-width instead of width in the chart layout to make better use of the available space, but prevent the charts from growing too big. Use a bigger weight and height in the default dashboard configuration.
fixes#6744
The perfdata helper did an improper limitation as it might have skipped
valid values due to applying the limit before the filter. When not in compact
view the helper now also shows non-piechart values by using their raw
representation.
refs #6515
Prior to this change the PerfdataSet only knew the labels of a performance
data value which prevented the Perfdata object from being used
individually.
refs #6515
Fixes problems with the servicematrix when no filter is applied.
I'm not yet happy with this, calls to where() should automagically
handle existing empty filters.
fixes#6543
The problem here was that an accidentally removed closing div tag in
15325949 caused the application to missbehave badly. Host details where
rendered below the list in some scenarios and the whole multicolumn
thingy started to feel broken.
This way we automagically fix the problem with the wrong row links.
I guess we should re-introduce the "row-action" class allowing "precedence"
rules, so also a link not being the first one in a row could act as "row-link".
Changed formatting / text output a little bit, IMO even more cure is needed.
fixes#6645
I re-enabled host list icons, they have been missing for a while. The
downtime icon logic used to be inverted, this fixes it. Also showing
acknowledgements now even if object is in downtime.
Johannes Meyer
Thomas Gelf
Alexander Klimov
Eric Lippmann
Matthias Jentsch
Matthias Jentsch