I'm running Zabbix 3.4 on Centos 6.9 Final.
I'm using Zabbix to monitor Camera systems (CCTV), and see if the IP camera's are still online, what their CPU load is, etc.
I made an External script that uses ffmpeg to create a .jpg image from an RTSP stream. So far so good.
However, I would like to use this external script on the Maps I created, but when I click on the external script I made, it puts the HTML <img> tags in plain-text on the script window.
To make troubleshooting easier, I simplified the script so that it now only echo's a simple <a href>, but that doesn't work either.
The script I currently use contains this:
The output in the Script window is:
When I inspect the element, it shows:
Why does it output the HTML tags in plain-text? Is there a way I can put HTML code there, such as an <a href> or <img> ?
Thanks in advance!
I'm using Zabbix to monitor Camera systems (CCTV), and see if the IP camera's are still online, what their CPU load is, etc.
I made an External script that uses ffmpeg to create a .jpg image from an RTSP stream. So far so good.
However, I would like to use this external script on the Maps I created, but when I click on the external script I made, it puts the HTML <img> tags in plain-text on the script window.
To make troubleshooting easier, I simplified the script so that it now only echo's a simple <a href>, but that doesn't work either.
The script I currently use contains this:
Code:
#!/bin/bash echo \<a href=\"https://www.zabbix.com\"\>Zabbix website\</a\>
When I inspect the element, it shows:
Why does it output the HTML tags in plain-text? Is there a way I can put HTML code there, such as an <a href> or <img> ?
Thanks in advance!
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