display selected info on public web page

[Simon Kainz]

Quoting Per olof Ljungmark <peo at bsdlabs.com>:

> Hi all,
>
> I wonder if anyone could please share some knowledge on how one can
> display snippets of info from Nagios on a public web page? I've googled
> some but did not find much on the topic, then looked into Nagvis but
> that seemed more suited to the datacenter.
>
> For example, a small green blob telling the status of a certain host
> without revealing other details.
>
> Any hints appriciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
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Hi !

I usually use a combination of wget and scp/rsync to first save pages  
or parts of pages (in my case it's a hostgroup view) from localhost as  
a crojob. Then I rsync or scp (whatever you prefer) the saved files to  
another public server. So no one needs to get access to my nagios  
server but the data is still visible.

I generally use this "push"-approach, pushing data from "more secure"  
servers to "less" secure ones.

Reagrds, Simon


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