Closed niemalsnever closed 1 month ago
can you reproduce this issue with another browser for example chrome? is your OS a 32bit or 64 bit os? if it is buster 32bit / arm can you try again with the 64 OS. here is a link to a post that might help installing a 64 bit OS. https://community.icinga.com/t/icinga-web-2-history-is-empty-with-no-items-found/13164/5
can you reproduce this issue with another browser for example chrome?
Yes, I can reproduce it in Chrome and Edge. Though I fail to understand how a Fatal PHP Error, which occurs on the server should be client/browser dependent.
is your OS a 32bit or 64 bit os? if it is buster 32bit / arm can you try again with the 64 OS. here is a link to a post that might help installing a 64 bit OS. https://community.icinga.com/t/icinga-web-2-history-is-empty-with-no-items-found/13164/5
It's 32bit. Since I don't want to reinstall my entire system, I cannot easily upgrade to a 64bit OS.
I'm afraid you'll have to, at least to get updates. We've stopped building packages for both Debian 10 and Raspbian x32.
This is clearly related to the OS being 32bit. Fixing this exact problem might be easy, but you'll run into other issues for sure. One has already been mentioned.
So, plan an upgrade to 64bit ;)
Describe the bug
Login fails after an announcement is set in IcingaWeb2, when using PHP-FPM 8.2 or 8.3, works with PHP-FPM 7.4. The following PHP Fatal Error is shown at login:
If
/etc/icingaweb2/announcements.ini
is removed, the login works again.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Login should work, the icingaweb2 dashboard should be displayed.
Your Environment
Loaded Libraries icinga/icinga-php-thirdparty 0.12.1 icinga/icinga-php-library 0.13.1 Loaded Modules director 1.11.1 doc 2.12.1 fileshipper 1.2.0 incubator 0.21.0 monitoring 2.12.1 x509 1.3.2