Separate NAG from Web Interface

[Daniel Wittenberg]

Unless you could write something that watches the status.log in
real-time and sends everything over a socket to the other machine... ?

Dan

On Wed, 2003-05-14 at 14:31, Jason Lancaster wrote:
> Any solution you might be able to devise would take away from the speed that
> the status.log is updated therefore, I would urge you to run httpd on the
> server that runs nagios.
> 
> If you didn't mind delayed statistics/updates in general and a lot of hard
> work, you could create a duplicate copy of the status.log and anything else
> needed every minute or so and copy it over to the server running the web
> interface, then copy any commands made on the web interface back using a
> modified form of nsca or something.
> 
> I really wouldn't recommend. From what I know, Nagios is meant to be run on
> the system that also runs the webserver.
> 
> -Jason
> 



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