php warning Undefined array key "REQUEST_URI"

[ftoledo]

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GLPI Version

10.0.16

Plugin version

1.8.6

Bug description

Php warning where run on cron mode as CLI,

Relevant log output

[2024-10-11 22:37:01] glpiphplog.WARNING:   *** PHP Warning (2): Undefined array key "REQUEST_URI" in /var/www/glpi/marketplace/mreporting/inc/common
.class.php at line 1768
  Backtrace :
  marketplace/mreporting/inc/graphpng.class.php:112  PluginMreportingCommon::showSelector()
  marketplace/mreporting/inc/graphpng.class.php:805  PluginMreportingGraphpng->initGraph()
  marketplace/mreporting/inc/common.class.php:685    PluginMreportingGraphpng->showPie()
  ...nc/notificationtargetnotification.class.php:119 PluginMreportingCommon->showGraph()
  ...inc/notificationtargetnotification.class.php:54 PluginMreportingNotificationTargetNotification->buildPDF()
  src/NotificationTarget.php:1393                    PluginMreportingNotificationTargetNotification->addDataForTemplate()
  src/NotificationTemplate.php:279                   NotificationTarget->getForTemplate()
  .../mreporting/inc/notificationevent.class.php:112 NotificationTemplate->getTemplateByLanguage()
  ...place/mreporting/inc/notification.class.php:188 PluginMreportingNotificationEvent::raiseEvent()
  src/CronTask.php:1027                              PluginMreportingNotification::cronSendNotifications()
  front/cron.php:87                                  CronTask::launch()

### Your GLPI setup information

Debian 12
php 8.2.24

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[ftoledo]

any news?

[stonebuzz]

This warning occurs when the REQUEST_URI key is missing from the $_SERVER superglobal. This typically means the script is being executed outside of an HTTP context, where this variable would normally be set by the web server. Common scenarios where this can happen include:

• Command Line Execution (CLI):
  If the PHP script is run via the command line, e.g., php myscript.php, certain server variables like REQUEST_URI are not available because there is no HTTP request.

• Scheduled Task (Cron Job):
  Similar to CLI execution, scripts triggered by cron jobs do not originate from an HTTP request, and therefore REQUEST_URI is not defined.

• Web Server Misconfiguration:
  In rare cases, a misconfiguration in your web server (Apache, Nginx, etc.) might prevent PHP from receiving the necessary environment variables.

Could you please verify your web server configuration? Based on the context, the issue appears to lie outside the plugin itself.

[github-actions]

There has been no activity on this issue for some time and therefore it is considered stale and will be closed automatically in 10 days.

If this issue is related to a bug, please try to reproduce on latest release. If the problem persist, feel free to add a comment to revive this issue.
If it is related to a new feature, please open a topic to discuss with community about this enhancement on suggestion website.

You may also consider taking a subscription to get professionnal support or contact GLPI editor team directly.

[ftoledo]

This appears to be associated with automatic action to send report notification.
All actions are executed in CLI mode without problems with the Linux cron.
With the common setup (* * * * * * php GLPI/front/cron.php)

Only this plugin generates this warning.
Possibly it has been designed to be used in GLPI mode and is not using the CLI correctly.