Nagios Interface Revisited

[Andreas Ericsson]

Anton Krall wrote:
> I was thinking, would this work: if you make a copy of the html pages for
> nagios and strip out the links and options you dont want your users to see,
> out them on another web directory, would it work for them? would this make a
> oogd end user interface without having to recode anything and without having
> to worry on them trying to click on something they dont need to or having to
> use another auth system?

No. The webpages are generated dynamically, so unless you're talking 
about on-the-fly copying, parsing and removing links, you can't get 
around it this way. Besides, they would be able to get to the 
'restricted' pages by simply typing the link to it manually, and then 
they would be in the 'default' web-interface anyway.

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Andreas Ericsson                   andreas.ericsson at op5.se
OP5 AB                             www.op5.se
Lead Developer


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