Web Interface for config

[Jeff McCombs]

There¹s another tool called Fruity or something.. It was posted awhile back
on the list... Ah, here it is;

http://fruity.nakedgeek.com/

Not sure how well it works. I¹ve used nawui in the past for 1.x
configurations, and it works reasonably well. I¹ve not had to do anything
with 2.0 yet, so I don¹t know what other tools are available, or what the
quality of them are.


As for getting Nagios information into MySQL, it¹s specified at compile
time. Again I haven¹t worked with 2.x, but I¹d assume it¹s much the same.
./configure ‹help in the toplevel source tree should provide the info you
need to enable it. 


-Jeff

On 3/15/05 8:03 AM, "Stephane Auger" <sauger at pre2post.com> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>  
>   Well, I finally have Nagios-2.0b2 running, and it¹s running fine.  I¹ve
> configured my hosts/services by hand so far, and now I¹m looking for a web
> interface for later on, to add other hosts.  I¹ve looked at Nagiosweb, Nagat
> and Nagmin, but all of them seem to be having issues and lacking in doc.
> Which one would you recommend, or do you know of another one?
>  
>   I¹ve noticed that Nagiosweb seems to pick up its information from MySQL, but
> have no idea on how to tell Nagios to put it there, unless I misunderstood the
> way it¹s workingŠ  I¹m looking around right now, but I thought I¹d ask for
> your opinions since I¹m sure not all of you configure it by hand J
>  
> Thanks!
>  
> Stephen
> 


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Jeff McCombs                 |                                    NIC, Inc
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