Windows Performance monitor counters

[FreddieB]

Hi,
I'm having problem with Oreon stripping away the backslashes in the command-arguments.
I want to graph how many users are currently connected to my webserver, so I use the following command:

Check_command : check_graph_nt
Check_command_arguments : !COUNTER!"\\Active Server Pages\\Sessions Current"!1000!10000

When I save the servicecheck one of the two backslashes are stripped away before it's inserted into the database, so when I look in the database the arguments look like this:

!COUNTER!"\Active Server Pages\Sessions Current"!1000!10000

Now this this works fine, but at some point, when I restart Oreon, it seems to strip away those single backslash too. The only reasonable explaination I can think of is, if Oreon reads the config from the database, strips away the backslashes, and store the result in a variable (possibly used for display purposes). Then when I restart Oreon it uses the variable to create the new configs, instead of pulling it from the database.

Any thoughts, anyone?

Thanks
Freddie

[julio]

hi,

it was corrected normaly. In which version ?

Thanks

[FreddieB]

Hi,
I'm running v1.2.3-RC1 with Nagios 1.2 (installed from the scripts included in Oreon).

Rgds,
Freddie

[templuche]

Hi,

it is NOT corrected : http://bugs.oreon-project.org/?do=details&id=113

[julio]

put magic_quotes_gpc = Off on your php.ini....
I have been testing. It's good on my oreon. This pb will be corrected in futur version (1.3 or 1.4). Sorry.

[FreddieB]

Thanks alot guys!

The suggested fix (altering OreonDatabase.class.php ) seems to work fine. I haven't done a whole lot of testing, but so far it look good.

Thanks again!

/Freddie

[julio]

ok

We are sorry, but oreonDatabase.class.php will be hidde in a short time. Oreon will have many fonctionnal changes.

I think this problem will hidde to