Status map/3D Status Map

[Micka, David A CIC]

I use the 2d coordinates with a separate template file and have 3d coordinates
also.  2d statusmap placement works fine but get message in 3d viewer that I
haven't supplied any 3d coordinates.  Using one of the numbered 3d placement
schemes (1,2,3) I get a statuswrl map with icons and info as listed in the
extended info file.  Set both to 0 for user supplied coordinates and only the 2d
map gets rendered.

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From: Kjetil Kvig [mailto:kjetil at catchcom.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 9:04 AM
To: peter riegersperger; nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: SV: [Nagios-users] Status map/3D Status Map




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> Fra: peter riegersperger [mailto:rick at subnet.at]
> Sendt: 29. oktober 2002 14:21
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> Emne: RE: [Nagios-users] Status map/3D Status Map
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> > 1.
> > I want all these routers placed into a map.
> > Can i make a regular .jpg/.png image of my country (Norway) and
> > then place all the routers at the specific cities?
> 
> the background image needs to be in gd2-format (see pngtogd2 in your 
> gd-installation and its covered in the docs for the cgi.cfg)
> 
> > The way Nagios places the routers today is just a circle, and all
> > routers around it...if only i could drag the elements out.
> > Havent looked into the "user specified coordinates" yet, but 
> > doesnt this only apply to the whole map? Not each object/element?
> > Basically...any tips on how to make the map look organized is 
> > good..right now it's just a mess.
> 
> you can define the hosts position with x/y-coordinates.
> i use xedtemplate_config_file=/usr/local/nagios/etc/hostextinfo.cfg
> in cgi.cfg
> 
> a host-entry in hostextinfo.cfg looks like:
> define hostextinfo{ 
> 	host_name NAME 
> 	icon_image IMAGE.GIF (used in other webinterface files)
> 	statusmap_image IMAGE.PNG (used for the statusmap)
> 	2d_coords	X-Coord, Y-Coord
> }
> 
> btw - the backtgroundimage-feature doesn't work for me.

I tried uncommenting the statusmap_background_image line to:
statusmap_background_image=norge.gd2
But i culdnt see any image in the Status Map section either....

Next i inserted the xedtemplate_config_file entry in cgi.cfg (doesnt matter
where, does it? i placed it amongs the other statusmap lines)

Next, the making of hostextinfo.cfg
Is full path to the images necessary?
Coords....i tried, out of the blue, "10, 10" as x/y coords, but no luck with
this...
-snip-
define hostextinfo{
        host_name R1
        icon_image router.gif
        statusmap_image norge.png
        2d_coords       10, 10
}
-snip-


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