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Incident report
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Trivial
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None
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1.8.15
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CentOS 5.3
As a system super administor, I set a screen for my customer, and created a zabbix user with limited permissions (user type: zabbix user) for him, almost every thing on frontend is ok, but on screen view, there always have many errors on the bottom of the page, that are:
Undefined offset: 4 [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Invalid argument supplied for foreach() [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Undefined index: 10 [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Invalid argument supplied for foreach() [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Undefined offset: 9 [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Invalid argument supplied for foreach() [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Undefined offset: 10 [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Invalid argument supplied for foreach() [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Undefined offset: 4 [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Invalid argument supplied for foreach() [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Undefined index: 7 [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Invalid argument supplied for foreach() [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Undefined offset: 9 [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
Invalid argument supplied for foreach() [api/classes/class.cscreen.php:361]
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If I change this user's type to zabbix super admin, no error found, but I don't want him to be a super admin in my system.
- duplicates
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ZBX-5512 Still getting "Undefined offset" errors screens using latest developer release zabbix-1.8.16rc1
- Closed