Question about Map Locations, Geocoding and SNMP
Hello There,
Here's the situation: Last week we changed our Geocoding API to yandex, just for the sake of testing. After that, our map Locations looked really funny.
Then, we changed back to mapquest and now our map shows just the Atlantic Ocean. Before that, we had no Geocoding API on our Observium config. Our Locations were all being retrieved from the SNMP Config (sysLocation) from all our devices. I also tried with "$config['geocoding']['enable'] = FALSE;" and with "$config['location_menu_geocoded'] = FALSE;" but I still get the ocean.
So here's my stupid question: How can I go back to our first Status, where all Locations are retrieved per SNMP without Geocoding and our Map shows back the Devices as we had in the Setup?
Thanks!
--- *Ximena E. Cardinali *| Linux SysAdmin
Hi there, if you did not have any config regarding the geocodeing from the beginning then observium was using the default which is yahoo. You can either set geocoding api to yahoo in your config or you can delete that field and observium will fall back to using the default again.
/Markus
2015-11-13 15:31 GMT+01:00 Ximena Cardinali ximenacardinali@gmail.com:
Hello There,
Here's the situation: Last week we changed our Geocoding API to yandex, just for the sake of testing. After that, our map Locations looked really funny.
Then, we changed back to mapquest and now our map shows just the Atlantic Ocean. Before that, we had no Geocoding API on our Observium config. Our Locations were all being retrieved from the SNMP Config (sysLocation) from all our devices. I also tried with "$config['geocoding']['enable'] = FALSE;" and with "$config['location_menu_geocoded'] = FALSE;" but I still get the ocean.
So here's my stupid question: How can I go back to our first Status, where all Locations are retrieved per SNMP without Geocoding and our Map shows back the Devices as we had in the Setup?
Thanks!
*Ximena E. Cardinali *| Linux SysAdmin
observium mailing list observium@observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium
Hello Markus,
thanks a lot for your answer. I tried that and sadly it didn't work.
My Config at the moment looks something like this:
$config['geocoding']['enable'] = FALSE; //$config['geocoding']['api'] = 'yahoo'; $config['location_menu_geocoded'] = FALSE;
Any other suggestion?
--- *Ximena E. Cardinali *| Linux SysAdmin
On 14 November 2015 at 10:44, Markus Klock markus@best-practice.se wrote:
Hi there, if you did not have any config regarding the geocodeing from the beginning then observium was using the default which is yahoo. You can either set geocoding api to yahoo in your config or you can delete that field and observium will fall back to using the default again.
/Markus
2015-11-13 15:31 GMT+01:00 Ximena Cardinali ximenacardinali@gmail.com:
Hello There,
Here's the situation: Last week we changed our Geocoding API to yandex, just for the sake of testing. After that, our map Locations looked really funny.
Then, we changed back to mapquest and now our map shows just the Atlantic Ocean. Before that, we had no Geocoding API on our Observium config. Our Locations were all being retrieved from the SNMP Config (sysLocation) from all our devices. I also tried with "$config['geocoding']['enable'] = FALSE;" and with "$config['location_menu_geocoded'] = FALSE;" but I still get the ocean.
So here's my stupid question: How can I go back to our first Status, where all Locations are retrieved per SNMP without Geocoding and our Map shows back the Devices as we had in the Setup?
Thanks!
*Ximena E. Cardinali *| Linux SysAdmin
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Note that geocoding is currently totally screwed since all of the geocoders locked off their public APIs at the same time.
Adam.
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On 16 November 2015 16:43:23 Ximena Cardinali ximenacardinali@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Markus,
thanks a lot for your answer. I tried that and sadly it didn't work.
My Config at the moment looks something like this:
$config['geocoding']['enable'] = FALSE; //$config['geocoding']['api'] = 'yahoo'; $config['location_menu_geocoded'] = FALSE;
Any other suggestion?
*Ximena E. Cardinali *| Linux SysAdmin
On 14 November 2015 at 10:44, Markus Klock markus@best-practice.se wrote:
Hi there, if you did not have any config regarding the geocodeing from the beginning then observium was using the default which is yahoo. You can either set geocoding api to yahoo in your config or you can delete that field and observium will fall back to using the default again.
/Markus
2015-11-13 15:31 GMT+01:00 Ximena Cardinali ximenacardinali@gmail.com:
Hello There,
Here's the situation: Last week we changed our Geocoding API to yandex, just for the sake of testing. After that, our map Locations looked really funny.
Then, we changed back to mapquest and now our map shows just the Atlantic Ocean. Before that, we had no Geocoding API on our Observium config. Our Locations were all being retrieved from the SNMP Config (sysLocation) from all our devices. I also tried with "$config['geocoding']['enable'] = FALSE;" and with "$config['location_menu_geocoded'] = FALSE;" but I still get the ocean.
So here's my stupid question: How can I go back to our first Status, where all Locations are retrieved per SNMP without Geocoding and our Map shows back the Devices as we had in the Setup?
Thanks!
*Ximena E. Cardinali *| Linux SysAdmin
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Hello Adam,
thanks a lot for your answer. That explains a lot. :)
--- *Ximena E. Cardinali *| Linux SysAdmin
On 16 November 2015 at 17:45, Adam Armstrong adama@memetic.org wrote:
Note that geocoding is currently totally screwed since all of the geocoders locked off their public APIs at the same time.
Adam.
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On 16 November 2015 16:43:23 Ximena Cardinali ximenacardinali@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Markus,
thanks a lot for your answer. I tried that and sadly it didn't work.
My Config at the moment looks something like this:
$config['geocoding']['enable'] = FALSE; //$config['geocoding']['api'] = 'yahoo'; $config['location_menu_geocoded'] = FALSE;
Any other suggestion?
*Ximena E. Cardinali *| Linux SysAdmin
On 14 November 2015 at 10:44, Markus Klock markus@best-practice.se wrote:
Hi there, if you did not have any config regarding the geocodeing from the beginning then observium was using the default which is yahoo. You can either set geocoding api to yahoo in your config or you can delete that field and observium will fall back to using the default again.
/Markus
2015-11-13 15:31 GMT+01:00 Ximena Cardinali ximenacardinali@gmail.com:
Hello There,
Here's the situation: Last week we changed our Geocoding API to yandex, just for the sake of testing. After that, our map Locations looked really funny.
Then, we changed back to mapquest and now our map shows just the Atlantic Ocean. Before that, we had no Geocoding API on our Observium config. Our Locations were all being retrieved from the SNMP Config (sysLocation) from all our devices. I also tried with "$config['geocoding']['enable'] = FALSE;" and with "$config['location_menu_geocoded'] = FALSE;" but I still get the ocean.
So here's my stupid question: How can I go back to our first Status, where all Locations are retrieved per SNMP without Geocoding and our Map shows back the Devices as we had in the Setup?
Thanks!
*Ximena E. Cardinali *| Linux SysAdmin
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