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Faulty Code

It's a very nice tool you made here, but there aresome issues. After one day my /var filesystem was completely full, this was caused by the error.log file from apache2. I deleted it and than i watched with cat what was happening. Seems that there was some faulty code in your dashboard_get.php on lines 208 and 224. It gave an Undefined Offset 0 on the servicearray[servicecount] array. I fixed it by wrapping the two if blocks with another if-block like this : if(isset(servicearray[servicecount])){ //code }

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check_apache2.sh

Great

It works like a charm, only the pnp4nagios needs some little tweaking but if you're familiair with php it's piece of cake.

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