extended information

[Jason Byrns]

Paul.Fiero at ci.austin.tx.us wrote:
[snip]

 > I am trying to get extended host and service information to display in
 > Nagios.  I am using Nagmin to do my configuration stuff and have only 
come
 > to realize just now that Nagios doesn't utilize the hostextinfo or
 > serviceextinfo config files.  So I started doing some digging...even
 > experimenting with the cgi.cfg fie and I still can't get those stupid 
icons
 > to show up.


I have also been trying to set up the extended info within Nagios.  I 
have also been using Nagmin recently.  It does look like the cgi.cfg is 
where it will have to go, but I haven't made it work yet myself.

I found some evidence in the list archives that you can put a one-line 
reference to your hostextinfo.cfg file, from within your cgi.cfg file. 
But I also saw others responding saying that didn't work either.

I'm coming to the end of a complete reinstall, which I just haven't had 
time to do lately.  I have another server, a freshly installed linux 
(Fedora) and am going back through the steps of setting up Nagios and 
then Nagmin.  I'll report back if I get any further than before. (Before 
== Nagios and Nagmin working fine in a basic sense, but some of the 
features not yet up and running.  Like extended info.  Or Nagmin's 
portal.  ...Or Nagmin's notification aggregator thing.)

-- 
Jason Byrns


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