#!/usr/local/bin/speedy -- -M20 -t3600 -gnone -r500 # # showcfg.cgi # # Just show the corresponding .cfg file. # SECURITY RISK! This will obviously display the SNMP community strings # in your .cfg file! This is intended more for demo use than live use! # use strict; use CGI; # Variables my( $confpath ) = "/usr/local/etc/mrtg/"; my( $device, $community, $targetwindow, $target, $file, $backurl ) = ( "","public","graph","","",""); my( $conffile ); my( $routersurl ); my( $q ) = new CGI; my( %headeropts ); my( $thishost ) = $q->url(); $thishost =~ /http:\/\/([^\/]+)\//; $thishost = $1; ####################################################################### # Put your page generation code in here. HTTP headers already produced. # The Javascript linked in the start_html function manages the side menu(s). # Although the javascript is not required, it makes the menus update # correctly after this option has been selected. sub mypage() { my( $javascript ) = "function RefreshMenu() { var mwin; var uopts; mwin = parent.menu; uopts = 'T'; if( parent.menub ) { mwin = parent.menub; uopts = 't'; } mwin.location = '".$routersurl."?if=__none&rtr=" .$q->escape($file)."&page=menu&xmtype=options&uopts='+uopts; }"; print $q->start_html({-title=>$file, -script=>$javascript, -onLoad=>"RefreshMenu()"}); print $q->h1($file); print "
\n";
if(open CFG, "<$confpath$file") {
print "\n\n"; while (\n"; close CFG; } else { print "Unable to open the file.\n"; } print " |