aepps@schoolspecialty.com
2nd April 2008, 18:18
All,
Good day. I was totally clueless and while installing Centreon in a couple of development hosts I deleted the working install centreon directory on one of the other working hosts we are experimenting with. I thought "no worries, all the important stuff is in the mysql database, I will just re-install, keeping the same database names, and reusing the existing /etc/oreon.conf file, and all will be ok."
Unfortunately the hope wasn't matched with reality - now in the web browser looking at the re-installed centreon site I see duplicates of all the tabs across the top of the window, all the links in the left-hand pane, and the status bar at the top of the window.
Does anyone know where the pointers to these features are so I can delete them and clean up the mess I made? I will dump out the mysql database and walk through it if I have to, as well as dig through all the php, but I am hoping one of you folks can give me a quick hint and save me a huge amount of digging.
Thanks in advance,
Alan
Good day. I was totally clueless and while installing Centreon in a couple of development hosts I deleted the working install centreon directory on one of the other working hosts we are experimenting with. I thought "no worries, all the important stuff is in the mysql database, I will just re-install, keeping the same database names, and reusing the existing /etc/oreon.conf file, and all will be ok."
Unfortunately the hope wasn't matched with reality - now in the web browser looking at the re-installed centreon site I see duplicates of all the tabs across the top of the window, all the links in the left-hand pane, and the status bar at the top of the window.
Does anyone know where the pointers to these features are so I can delete them and clean up the mess I made? I will dump out the mysql database and walk through it if I have to, as well as dig through all the php, but I am hoping one of you folks can give me a quick hint and save me a huge amount of digging.
Thanks in advance,
Alan