Sebastien, The spec in the case directory has been updated.
Thanks, John Sebastien Roy wrote: > On Mon, 2009-12-07 at 10:47 +0530, deepti vaidya wrote: >> Hi Sebastien, >> >> The following were the questions from you. >> Find below my answers to the same. And if there are any suggestions, >> please let me know. >> >> 1. This case seems incomplete. It does not specify the plugins delivered, >> what system interfaces they use to monitor the system, the interfaces >> used to deliver status, the interfaces that the user must interact with >> to configure this thing, etc. >> >> *I have created a separate arc one pager for nagios-plugins which is yet to >> be submitted. >> >> * > > Okay. > >> 2. What is its relationship with apache? (there are subtle references in >> the spec, but nothing explicit) >> >> *In the dependencies, I have mentioned for APache2 as >> Webserver used by the web-interface of nagios-- It runs as webservd user.** >> >> * > > Alright. > >> 3. How does this thing get enabled, and does it have an associated SMF >> service? >> *It has to be enabled manually. nagios SMF is not starting it.* > > So the SMF service gets started by some piece of software? The service > instance (FMRI) itself is an interface, but isn't listed in your table > or exported interfaces. Please fix that. > > Can you please explain in your materials what an administrator needs to > do to start using this? > >> 4. What privileges/user/group does it get started as? >> >> *Apache gets started as webservd user. >> Nagios service runs as nagios user, nagios group and default privilage. > > What do you mean by a "default" privilege? Do you mean "basic"? > > Can you please place the spec in the materials directory? The copy > currently there is from November 5th. > > -Seb > >
