* Remove $debug global
and $vdebug global
makes these variables more accessible and protects from collisions.
* the on boot set sends application as the first parameter, just handle that
* Relocate other debug related functions
* Log debug to stdout
* Wrong output
* remove stupid constants
* Fix lint and style issues
* Changed default font in .pdf creation for wider charset support
Change of TCPDF font from helvetica to freeserif to support wider variety of languages by default (including cyrillic). Causes "??????" to render correctly.
* Update pdf.php
* Security fix: unauthorized access
Affects nginx users:
Moved php files outside of public html directory (Apache was protected by .htaccess)
Affects all users:
Some files did not check for authentication and could disclose some info.
Better checks before including files from user input
* git mv html/includes/ includes/html
git mv html/pages/ includes/html/
Use Log facility when Laravel is booted.
Update init.php so we can easily boot Laravel for CLI scripts. (and just Eloquent, but that may go away)
Move all debug setup into set_debug() function and use that across all scripts.
Log Laravel database queries.
Send debug output to librenms log file when enabling debug in the webui.
Allow for colorized Log CLI output. (currently will leave % tags in log file output)
** Needs testing and perhaps tweaking still.
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This eliminates nearly all of the user-facing references to Observium,
including in the names of temporary files and in the metadata of PDFs. Many
of these may not be used any more, but I've adjusted them anyway. These
changes should also make it easier to change the branding later if it is
needed. There are a few references of which I still don't understand the
significance, so I've left them as-is for now. The Unix agent in particular
is rather untidy.
