I agree with you on your point about having an import functionality in Opsview for services checks.
I just started working on 2 clean Opsview master servers and was surprised to see the number of additions in service check definitions that now came included for the base system. I for one would like to see some sort of import/export utility for service checks and have a repository of checks available off of the opsview website. I realize nagios exchange already sort of does this but I was thinking of a place with Opsview specific tips tricks and hacks.. The good tips tricks and hacks might find their way back into the product at some point and also give Opsera real world information on ways Opsview is being used. I have developing a custom library of service checks but I bet someone out there had already solved many of the problems I face, while others could have saved time using some of my code. I work with product development groups and we are always trying to brainstorm how to get the end users to collaborate using our products to help each other and to help us build a better product. James Whittington VC3, Inc. From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mickael Czarny Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 8:28 AM To: Opsview Users Subject: [opsview-users] adding a bulk of plugin Hi to everybody!! I started to install Opsview in many external companies, as my fellows were more than enthusiast when I showed it them. So I'm installing beside of Opsview many of the plugins I found. The problem is I have to do that one after the other by copying the files and creating the services checks manually. Is there a way to do that in any automatic way, such as exporting it from files or mysql and then importing it to the new born server? Thank you! Mickael Czarny artNET experts
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