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Parameter values do not display for plugins in 770 (v7.0NG.770)
I previously created a plugin that is a script with parameters. I later updated the plugin by adding more parameters.
Since I updated to version v7.0NG.770:
When I edit an existing module that was configured with the plugin before I added more parameters, I see the plugin listed but *none* of the parameters are visible (see first attachment).
I can select a different plugin and then reselect the original plugin. The parameters are now visible, but the values are blank (see second attachment).
I can recreate the modules, but I need the parameter values. Is there a way to extract what the parameters are from existing modules when they don’t show?
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7 Replies
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Hi aeleus,
We have not been able to replicate your issue, did you update the MR of the machine correctly?
However, I leave you a SQL query so that you can observe the values of the plugin modules.
SELECT id_agente AS 'AGENT_ID', nombre AS 'MODULE_NAME', macros AS 'PLUGIN_FIELDS'
FROM tagente_modulo WHERE
id_agente = XXX AND nombre LIKE 'YYY';Don’t forget to replace the values XXX (agent ID) and YYYY (module name) for the query to succeed.
Let us know if you were able to solve the problem and if the SQL query helped you.
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Thanks for the quick reply, Vic.
The sql query works great to get the information out.
I can create a new module, fill in the fields, and save it. When I open it to edit the fields, they are no longer visible in the console. 🙁
This installation has been running for a while. I’ve updated it using various methods. I have been using the Warp Update (online) since it has been available – without skipping any.
Here is the current version:
From the console, about:
Pandora FMS
Version v7.0NG.770 – Community
MR version MR62
Build PC230413
Database status info
DB Schema Version (first installed)
6.0dev
DB Schema Version (actual)
6.0RC1
DB Schema Build
PD150908
PHP system
PHP Version
8.2.3
PHP Max execution time
0
PHP Max input time
-1
PHP Memory limit
800M
Session cookie lifetime
0
yum list installed | grep pandorafms_server
pandorafms_server.noarch 7.0NG.769-230217 @Artica
mysql> SELECT * FROM tconfig WHERE token LIKE ‘current%’;
+———–+—————————-+——-+
| id_config | token | value |
+———–+—————————-+——-+
| 87 | current_package_enterprise | 755 |
| 18681 | current_package | 770 |
+———–+—————————-+——-+
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Hi aeleus,
As far as I can see the settings in the About section are correct.
I recommend the following:
Download the Opensource console package and install it again.
http://firefly.artica.es/pandorafms/770/
Then I recommend you to clear your browser cache.
( The token “| 87 | current_package_enterprise | 755 |” is old, so you can delete it if you want).
Best regards,
Víctor.
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Before I reinstall, I found this when editing the plugin that is giving me problems.
Plugin command:
/usr/share/pandora_server/util/plugin/wget_string.sh
Plugin parameters:
_field1_ _field2_ _field3_ _field4_
Command preview
/usr/share/pandora_server/util/plugin/wget_string.sh _field1_ _field2_ 0 _field4_
Notice the “0” where “_field3_” should be. I can retype the parameters, but the “0” just comes back.
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