Nagios and MySQL

[Ricardo Maraschini]

Hi Mark,

Allways use the list for your questions.

----- "Mark Weaver" <mweaver at compinfosystems.com> escreveu:
> Now the nagios configuration exists both on disk in the flat files and
> 
> within the database that was created. Which then does nagios respond
> to 
> when new hosts are created and put into play? The ones in the database
> 
> or the ones on disk or both?

Nagios remains under plain configuration files.


The opcfg is a configuration utility. On the first installation, you must run an import, thus all original configuration files are imported to mysql database. From this time you must use opcfg to make your new configurations, so you can enjoy a bunch of features.

After you proceed with your new configuration using opcfg, you run an "export" at opcfg interface, so the plain files are updated with new mysql configuration and nagios process is restarted.

You can use our mailing list at http://www.opmon.org/get-involved to more details.


-rm

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