I've spent an unfathomable amount of time trying to achieve similar.
In the end, I installed NDOUtils and built some rough scripts to
interogate the database pulling stats based on (for my needs, but it
could be altered) hostgroup and working out availability.
For stuff that's not my fault, e.g.
Hi folks,
Is it possible to set up the web interface so that a user can only see
certain hosts.
I'd like to be able to give a customer a login so they can see
information for their hosts, but I don't want them to be able to see any
other customers servers - is this possible?
Kind Regards
I am having problem scaling up a system we use to gather status data
from the NDO db:
The query I currently use is:-
SELECT
obj1.name1 AS host_name,
nagios_hoststatus.problem_has_been_acknowledged,
nagios_hoststatus.scheduled_downtime_depth,
nagios_hosts.alias
FROM `nagios_hoststatus`
LEFT JOIN
Thomas Guyot-Sionnest wrote:
I'm not a SQL guru, but here's some thing I'd try... You may get better
help from SQL/MySQL communities.
* Make sure obj1.name1 is indexed (or is a PK)
* Make sure every columns in the JOINs are indexed/PKs
* Try removing the ORDER BY (i.e. sort it in the
What version of nagios are you running? If you're running nagios 3.x
you'll need ndo2db-3x
Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
Hi
I get [1215630364] ndomod: Still unable to connect to data sink.
1019216 items lost, 5000 queued items to flush. in nagios.log file
I can see the ndo2db has been started.
Hi,
We had a similar requirement - the quick dirty way we managed to get
reports out of Nagios NDO was to write our own DB interogation script
in perl (once you have the schema from the docs and a copy of SQLyg, the
DB is easy to navigate).
To get round the downtime reports for events in
Nagios 3.0rc1 on RHEL3
I've RPM'd up this release - I have it working fine on one RHEL3 box,
and various other rhel4 boxes without issue, with the same configuration
on all boxes.
One (and only one) other RHEL3 box is causing me problems - nagios is
quietly refusing to start, citing problems
Is there anyway to make Nagios proicess scheduled downtime for times in
the past - I'm upgrading from a very old (1.0b3) version to the current
RC and also 2.9 with NDOutils and neither of these actually process the
downtime - although there the logs show that the external command
processed,
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I just whipped up a check for CLAM AV to report on the freshness of the
clam-AV signature file.
Be happy to post the code for people to improve upon.
Hi Jim,
That would be fantastic as we are currently relying on people
remembering to check Cron output - happy
than a fault in
our service) it doesn't change the report, it still appears as
unscheduled downtime.
Kind Regards,
Alan
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I'd like to generate a report of all the hosts and services on my
network with downtime that occurred outwith scheduled downtime.
The availability report does not quite meet this requirement as,
annoyingly, it only seems to exclude periods in downtime on the host
detail, not for the hostgroup as
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