Have you checked other services running on it? Particularly non-Microsoft
services (smb/cifs, rdp, etc). Checked it with nmap to see if the port is
(or at least looks) open to the outside world? Is the config exactly the
same as the other clients, or is there something *special* about it?
Th
Once you get into using cron for pulls and scripts to automate
configuration, it's probably time you start thinking about cfengine or
something like it. I hate to sound like a broken record, but cfengine et
al have already built the wheel you're trying to reinvent with
cron/scripts.
Also, I t
We have our site-specific init script do this on Linux and Solaris. We
also dump the users from last into the mail just in case a user rebooted a
lab machine.
The general algorithm is:
-build the input to /usr/lib/sendmail in some file
-mail it with `cat $file | /usr/lib/sendmail -oi $emailAddr
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> what about self made humidity and temperature sensors on serial line? I
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> If this could be one option for you ask google how to :-)
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> kind regards, Dennis
> On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 09:48
This is somewhat off-topic, but can anyone recommend a vendor for
environmental? I would like to monitor the temp. and humidity of our two
server rooms. Integration with Nagios is a huge plus.
Cheers,
Kevin
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Scott
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I'd like to emphasize that if you're going to have multiple things to
manage (even later on), bash/perl/etc scripts are inefficent. You'll spend
more time coding in the long run. Don't get me wrong, the learning curve
for a configuration engine (CFengine, puppet, et al) is moderately steep,
b
Robert,
I second Aaron's CFengine suggestion.
Moving an infrastructure towards using something like CFengine or puppet
will make you saner in the long run. Much, much saner. Setting it up to
push a single config is a little overboard, but it makes syncing and
sanitizing all of your machines
Robert,
Affecting the apache user will affect *all* instances of apache in our
infrastructure (regular website, as well as BackupPC's apache, etc). I
know this seems like a broken setup -- it is. :) We're in planning
phases for better machine user/group management, but creating a one-off
m
Hi all,
I've got nagios 3.0b6 running on Debian/etch with Debian's default Apache.
Apache runs as www-data:www-data.
Nagios runs as nagios:www-data, set this way via nagios.cfg's nagios_group
command.
In /etc/passwd, nagios has the default group of nagios. (Confusing, I
know, but I'm trying n
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