graphing trends across hosts or services instead of a timeseries

[Rahul Nabar]

On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 3:33 PM, Marco Tirado<marco.tirado at gmail.com> wrote:
> PNP4Nagios has a feature called "pages" that allows you to show multiple
> services for the same host or multiple hosts for the same service. It should
> be easy to use since it supports regular expressions. Check the following
> link
>
> http://www.pnp4nagios.org/pnp/pages

I can't seem to get the "pages" feature of pnp4nagios working
correctly to get an assembly of charts.
I just tried creating a page by modifying the canned file
"web_traffic.cfg-sample" in the directory "/nagios/etc/pnp/pages/"
like so:

################filename: cpu_temperatures.cfg #####################
define  page  {
        use_regex 1
        page_name Compute Nodes Current CPU Core Temperatures
}
define graph {
        host_name       star177,star178,star179
        service_desc    CpuCoreTemperature
}
############################################################

I still do not see the webpage. Where should I be looking for in the
web-interface?

I already have a corresponding entry in the services.cfg file:
define service{
        use rpn_intermediate_service
        hostgroup_name 64bit-compute-nodes
        service_description CpuCoreTemperature
        check_command check_nrpe!check_cpu_temp
        use srv-pnp-rpn-intermediate
}

The permissions and ownership of cpu_temperatures.cfg also seems
correct. What else could I be messing up? Any advice?

-- 
Rahul

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