removing and installing nagios

[liyas m]

On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 5:48 AM, Terry L. Inzauro <tinzauro at ha-solutions.net
> wrote:

> On 01/22/2010 02:39 PM, liyas m wrote:
> > i use apt-get remove nagios-text and apt-get remove --purge nagios-text
> > but still does not work
> > the old version 1.3 is still there.
> >
> >
> > On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 6:17 PM, Assaf Flatto <nagios at flatto.net
> > <mailto:nagios at flatto.net>> wrote:
> >
> >     liyas m wrote:
> >     > DEar all,
> >     >
> >     >  I have installed nagios 3.2 on my server for student project and
> >     >  everything worked fine until i run apt-get nagios-text. After
> >     that the
> >     > version appeared on the server is Nagios 1.3 not 3.2 which is very
> >     >  strange. I tried to reinstalled but still the old version appear
> >     >  although the engine shown by nagios -c is 3.2
> >     >
> >     >  Nagios Core 3.2.0
> >     >  Copyright (c) 2009 Nagios Core Development Team and Community
> >     > Contributors
> >     >  Copyright (c) 1999-2009 Ethan Galstad
> >     >  Last Modified: 08-12-2009
> >     >  License: GPL
> >     >
> >     >  How do I remove the old version ? Thank you for your help.
> >     >
> >     >  Regards,
> >     > Liyas
> >     if you installed with apt - you can try apt-get purge nagios-text .
> >     that will remove the package installed .
> >     As for returning to  the source installed software - you might have
> to
> >     rerun the configure / make process to make sure the newer files are
> >     installed and used .
> >
> >     or you can use the blunt force method and rm every file related to
> >     nagios - but i wouldn't recommend it  , only as a last resort .
> >
> >     Assaf
> >
>
> If, by helping you, are we enabling you to cheat? If the answer is yes, you
> had better stop reading this and figure out your
> issue on your own (by reading the apt docs...hint...hint)
>
>
> What OS/version is this?
>
> -----------------------------
> If the OS is Debian Lenny (This may/may not work in Ubuntu):
> -----------------------------
>
> Fist find which nagios packages are installed. Install apt-show-versions.
>  I recommend using aptitude has it has greater
> package dependency handling abilities and saftey guards.
>
>
> [15:27:28 root at jenna:~]# aptitude install apt-show-versions
>
>
>


> Second, invoke apt-show-versions and parse the output using grep.
>
> [15:29:28 root at jenna:~]# apt-show-versions  | grep nagios
> nagios-images/lenny uptodate 0.4
> nagios-nrpe-plugin/lenny uptodate 2.12-1
> nagios-plugins/lenny uptodate 1.4.12-5
> nagios-plugins-basic/lenny uptodate 1.4.12-5
> nagios-plugins-standard/lenny uptodate 1.4.12-5
> nagios3/lenny uptodate 3.0.6-4~lenny2
> nagios3-common/lenny uptodate 3.0.6-4~lenny2
> nagios3-doc/lenny uptodate 3.0.6-4~lenny2
> [15:29:33 root at jenna:~]#
>
> root at ubuntu:~# apt-show-versions  | grep nagios
nagios-plugins-standard/dapper uptodate 1.4.2-5ubuntu3.1
nagios-plugins-basic/dapper uptodate 1.4.2-5ubuntu3.1
nagios-common/dapper uptodate 2:1.3-cvs.20050402-8ubuntu8
nagios-plugins/dapper uptodate 1.4.2-5ubuntu3.1


>
> The first string is the package name to use as an argument to `aptitude
> remove --purge`.  I recommend you start from scratch
> and remove ALL nagios packages to help quell confusion.
>
> If I wanted to only remove the nagios core package(s) (and purge
> configuration files) I would invoke aptitude like this:
>
> [15:29:33 root at jenna:~]# aptitude remove --purge nagios3 nagios3-common
>

Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "nagios3"
Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "nagios3-common"
.
.
0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 324 not upgraded.
Need to get 0B of archives. After unpacking 0B will be used.


>
> If I wanted to save the configuration files, I would omit the --purge
> switch.
>
> If, you are like me and are short tempered, you can invoke aptitude with
> more than one task. Such as the following.
>
> [15:29:33 root at jenna:~]# aptitude remove --purge nagios3 nagios3-common
> nagios2+
>
> This command will remove (and purge) nagios3 and nagios3-common. Then it
> will install nagios2 thuns accomplishing a
> downgrade.  Obviously, this command isn't what you want, but I decided to
> show it for informational purposes.
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> hope this helps.
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> Terry
> http://ha-solutions.net
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