On Tue, Aug 30, 2011 at 9:04 PM, Sander Klein <roedie@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hello Sander, I know you started on 0.19.8 and applied the patch, but have you upgraded to 0.19.9? If you could, then I can test on the same known version that you are using. I have a few other questions (feel free to message me directly if you want): - OS and version? - PHP version? - cURL PHP plugin version? - Version of Cacti? > The href is correct in the page source. When clicking/entering the URL I get > the cacti login page, I then fill in the credentials of the account I > created for racktables and then I see the graphs. Good. > The img src tag says: <img > src='index.php?module=image&img=cactigraph&object_id=38&graph_id=699' > alt='Cacti Graph ID: 699'> > > When pasting this in my browser like: > https://racktables.xx.xx/index.php?module=image&img=cactigraph&object_id=38&graph_id=699 These looks correctly formatted. > I get a page saying: > > https://racktables.xx.xx/index.php?module=image&img=cactigraph&object_id=38&graph_id=699 > > Nothing more... see http://www.roedie.nl/downloads/misc/racktables-3.jpg That is definitely not correct. > When requesting the cacti tab of the object I see the following in the > access.log of the cacti server: > > 2001:67c:xxx:xx::x - - [31/Aug/2011:05:30:46 +0200] "GET > /graph_image.php?action=view&local_graph_id=1 HTTP/1.1" 200 4171 "-" "-" > 2001:67c:xxx:xx::x - - [31/Aug/2011:05:30:46 +0200] "POST > /graph_image.php?action=view&local_graph_id=1 HTTP/1.1" 302 85 "-" "-" > 2001:67c:xxx:xx::x - - [31/Aug/2011:05:30:46 +0200] "POST > /graph_image.php?action=view&local_graph_id=1 HTTP/1.1" 200 15358 "-" "-" These look correct, and the last one shows a response size of 15358, which looks right for an image. > So it does resolve the host and makes the connection. There's nothing in the > cacti error log neither in the racktables error log. One thing that I see in the RackTables code is that the ContentType defaults to 'text/plain' if the curl_getinfo function does not return a content type. Depending on your version of Cacti, maybe the ContentType header is not being set correctly. You seem to be using FireFox, so to check this: - Right-Click on the page and select "View Page Info" - Select the Media tab - Look for the image URL in the Address list - Click on the URL It should tell you what type of image it is (PNG Image in my case). What does yours say? -Jonathan