hostextinfo being ignored
carole verdon
verdon at cict.fr
Wed Jul 7 11:08:09 CEST 2004
I added in my cgi.cfg this line:
xedtemplate_config_file=/usr/local/nagios/etc/HostExtInfo.cfg
But nagios don't take into account. I think that it's due to the fact
that i configured nagios to put extented information in a database.
For the path of logos, i modified it the NagMIN Module Config as you
tell me. Now, it's ok.
For the changes in 'Host Extended Information' table of Nagmin, even
after click on 'activate' button, the modifications that i have made
don't take into account.
For example, i deleted the template that i created in 'Host Extented
Template' table. Then, i modified the 'Host Extended Information' table
and click on 'activate' button. If i edit the
/usr/local/nagios/etc/HostExtInfo.cfg, i see that the template (named
'linux') is always present:
$ more HostExtInfo.cfg
## NagMIN Configuration File
(/usr/local/nagmin-2.1.0/nagios/HostExtInfo.cfg) for Host
## Generated Wed Jul 7 10:21:19 2004
## NagMIN Configuration File
(/usr/local/nagmin-2.1.0/nagios/HostExtInfo.cfg) for HostExtInfo
## Generated Wed Jul 7 10:21:19 2004
define hostextinfo {
host_name aurore.cict.fr
icon_image sun40.gif
icon_image_alt Sun Server
statusmap_image sun.gd2
}
define hostextinfo {
host_name gw1-mail.cict.fr
icon_image_alt Mail Gateway
2d_coords 110,80
}
define hostextinfo {
host_name lambi.cict.fr
icon_image_alt NIS Server
2d_coords 100.0,50.0
}
define hostextinfo {
use linux
host_name ns2.cict.fr
icon_image linux40.gif
icon_image_alt ns2
statusmap_image linux40.png
2d_coords 10,15
}
define hostextinfo {
use linux
host_name servmail.univ-tlse2.fr
2d_coords 40,30
}
define hostextinfo {
host_name telline.cict.fr
icon_image hpux.png
icon_image_alt HPUX Server
statusmap_image hpux.gif
2d_coords 100,60
}
define hostextinfo {
host_name vae.cict.fr
icon_image linux40.jpg
icon_image_alt Linux Server
statusmap_image linux40.png
2d_coords 50,10
}
## NagMIN Configuration File
(/usr/local/nagmin-2.1.0/nagios/HostExtInfo.cfg) for HostExtTemplate
## Generated Wed Jul 7 10:21:19 2004
Jason Byrns wrote:
>> I see my hosts in statusmap but when i want to use hostextinfo to add
>> an image or coordinates, nothing happens.
>
>
> You must add a line to your cgi.cfg file, to use extended host
> information. It looks like this:
>
> xedtemplate_config_file=/etc/nagios/HostExtInfo.cfg
>
> The name of my cfg file is capitalized like that, since I also use
> NagMIN to configure Nagios.
>
>> 2. I create a new gd2 image in /usr/local/nagios/share/images/logos :
>> pngtogd2 sun40.png sun.gd2 0 1
>> When i wanted to choose this new image in the 'Statusmap Image' field
>> of nagmin, i didn't see it. I realized the directory that took into
>> account was /opt/webmin/nagmin/images/logos. Why??????
>
>
> Controlled through the NagMIN Module Config, I believe. (Go to NagMIN
> through Webmin, then click "Module Config" in the upper-left corner.)
>
>> 4. Another problem with nagmin is that if i want to modify
>> coordinates of one host for example, that don't works. When i click
>> on 'save' button, nothing changes.
>
>
> NagMIN changes must be verified and activated each time. Make changes
> to your database, then click the "Verify" button at the top of the
> main Database menu. If it verifies without warnings, next click the
> "Activate" button to make your changes live.
>
>> 5. I have a question. Is it possible in status map that one host
>> becomes red when a service becomes critical or yellow when it becomes
>> in warning?
>
>
> I thought it already did that.
>
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