many hosts

[victor]

:)
They are 2 problems.
1) 2d map
  The host image(a circle with a terget in it - red color)  is too big.
  I want to make it smaller because the host are one over the other and 
I can't understand too mutch.
  The only way that I see to do this is to modify this line in statusmap.c
             #define DEFAULT_NODE_WIDTH              40
  But it does not work (I replaced 40 with 20, I recompiled but status 
map does not aper at all).

2) 3d map - It moves too slow.
  I don't meen that the procesor is too high.
  The map is very big and when I try to navigate on the map takes a lot 
until a arrive to the destination.
  The goto button does not work because the hosts are too small.

An finaly www.nagios.org does not work.
Any ideeas why?

Thank you.

Matt Pounsett wrote:

>
> hahah!  The funniest useless answer (to a bad question) that I've read 
> all day.
>
> Victor,  what exactly is the problem with your map?  In what way does 
> it "not look nice"?  There are all sorts of ways you can change the 
> way your map looks.
>
> You can set up parents for your hosts, so that the map shows a proper 
> dependancy tree.  After you've done that, you can change to any one of 
> the default layouts... or you can even add map coordinates to each 
> host, to organize the map in any way you like.
>
> All this stuff is covered in the docs.
>
> On Sep 10, 2004, at 10:55, nagios at mm.quex.org wrote:
>
>> On Fri, Sep 10, 2004 at 05:04:06PM +0300, victor wrote:
>>
>>> I have a lot of hosts and the map does not look nice.
>>> Can I make it look better?
>>
>>
>> You can use the statusmap_background_image parameter in cgi.cfg
>> to set the background image to a picture of, say, Shiri Appleby,
>> which will make anything look better.
>>
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