Why Mysql on plugin installation

[Andy Shellam (Mailing Lists)]

The plugins need MySQL to build the check_mysql plugin.  You don't need 
a MySQL server running, just the client libraries installed.

If you don't need this plugin, don't supply any "--with-mysql" command, 
and when you run ./configure, you'll get "mysql: not found" in the 
result - this is OK, the plugins should compile without it, you just 
won't have the check_mysql plugin available to use.

Regards,

Andy.


Mestdagh Tommy wrote:
>
> Hi
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>  
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> Once again I 'm new to nagios.  
>
> When installing from scratch the plugin installations try's to find 
> Mysql stuff & setting.  
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> Why does it need mysql  ?  All  configurations is  in config files not ?
>
> The servers we are running have already a postgresql installed and we 
> want to avoid two databases consuming memory...  
>
>  
>
> Regards Tommy
>
>  
>

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