nagiosql/debian/README.Debian
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NagiosQL for Debian
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NagiosQL comes with a web based installer. For security reason you have to
enable it manually:
sudo touch /usr/share/nagiosql/htdocs/install/ENABLE_INSTALLER
Start your browser and enter http://<yourhost>/nagiosql.
After installation, you must remove the file ENABLE_INSTALLER, otherwise
you can' start using NagiosQL:
sudo rm /usr/share/nagiosql/htdocs/install/ENABLE_INSTALLER
In the Webfrontend of NagiosQL login in as user Admin and go to
Administration/Domains -> domain 'localhost'. Please check the settings and
change it to your needs.
For security reasons nagios.cfg and cgi.cfg are not writeable to www-data
as NagiosQL request it. You can read the config files through the web
frontend, but not edit. Unfortunately NagiosQL requests a writeable
nagios.cfg for adding domains or changing values of existing domains.
You can perform the following steps to change permissions of nagios.cfg and
cgi.cfg permanently:
dpkg-statoverride --update --add nagios www-data 0664 /etc/nagios4/nagios.cfg
dpkg-statoverride --update --add nagios www-data 0664 /etc/nagios4/cgi.cfg
Additional remarks:
- this package comes with a configured domain 'localhost' and uses the
following pathes:
/etc/nagiosql/domains/localhost = misc nagios objects
/etc/nagiosql/domains/localhost/hosts = host object
/etc/nagiosql/domains/localhost/services = service objects
/etc/nagiosql/domain-backups/localhost
/etc/nagiosql/domain-backups/localhost/hosts
/etc/nagiosql/domain-backups/localhost/services
- add the following line to nagios.cfg:
cfg_dir=/etc/nagiosql/domains/localhost
check the configs via the web interface and reload nagios4:
/etc/init.d/nagios4 reload
-- Wolfgang Barth <wob@swobspace.net> Sat, 13 Jun 2009 12:30:28 +0200