Debian b0rkage ???

[Michael D Schleif]

* David Bishop <tech at gnuconsulting.com> [2004:06:09:16:12:25-0600] scribed:
> <snip>
> > > > 	# apt-cache policy nagios-mysql
> <snip>
> > Here are the functional contents of /etc/nagios/services.cfg:
> <snip>
> 
> Are you actually using mysql?  Are you sure you don't want nagios-text?  I had 
> a similar problem when trying to use nagios-pgsql (I couldn't figure out how 
> to make it use the pgsql server), but when I went back to nagios-text, 
> everything worked fine.

Aha!  How can I check for mysql usage?

Yes, I want to use mysql.  The testing version _did_ actually use mysql.

I suppose that this is as good a road to go down as any.  How can I best
determine this?  And, if not, how can I get it using mysql?

What do you think?

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