Multiple Users

[Paul L. Allen]

rob at capband.net writes: 

> So your path is to change cgi.cfg to not let just anyone see all the
> hosts. Then create groups in hostgroups.cfg who can view particular
> items - an item may be in multiple hostgroups, as well. The contact list 
> used in hostgroups.cfg is defined contactgroups.cfg. These members are 
> defined in contacts.cfg.

That gets them notifications, but to use the web interface more is
required.  Go to the docs, click on "Setting up the web interface"
and follow the link at the bottom of the page about configuring web
authentication.  If the username they log in with is the same one of
the contact names they get to see all the servers that username is
a contact for. 

-- 
Paul Allen
Softflare Support 




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