Need this for another fix and there is no such jQuery function. As this
seems to also be inconsistant across browsers I thought this would
definitively be worth a custom jQuery plugin.
...once you lost your session. That's the only way to do this in a
smooth way. When the server get's an unauthenticated request for a
single container, redirecting to auth/login?redir=<that-container>
was not what you expect.
Together with JS handling __SELF__ in redirection URLs this will
play fine.
refs #6935
One might not expect to get a URL with params separated by & while
this is the correct way of writing them to HTML attributes. So default
behaviour is right now that all functions return URL params separated
by &, but if you cast a URL (or it's params) to a string, & will be
used.
Additionally there are toString functions allowing you to choose the
separator "manually".
refs #6699
This function had an interesting history and seems to be a result of
missunderstanding of each others commits. Removed, as the fragment is
already there.
refs #6699
Instead of blindly trusting the redirect parameter in the URL this
creates a hidden form field and explicitely set's the form action
to the current URL without the redirect parameter.
refs #6584
History tries to load additional URLs separated by #! on page load. This
makes no sense on login page. However we need to preserve them when logging
in.
refs #6935
We don't want users to install it in production environments but we
certainly also want to prevent them from doing so by calling `vagrant
up`. Therefore the native method described in doc/installation.md works
for now until there are proper installation methods (packages, etc).
Add support hints, and updated Icinga 2 paths as well.
fixes#6880
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
This reverts commit 64954e9924.
If the strip_username_regex is configured on the autologin backend and applies on a user's name,
the authenticated user's username does never match the REMOTE_USER server variable.
Thus the application will logout/login on every request which results in a redirect loop.
refs #6462
Thomas Gelf
Eric Lippmann
Alexander Klimov
Alexander Fuhr
Gunnar Beutner
Johannes Meyer
Michael Friedrich
Marius Hein