2010-01-13 00:16
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A student has just completed a nagios config from RackTables generation script for my installation (and it works very well). I think we need a more generic solution. Maybe something like an attribute for a device were you can enter the nagios host id. |
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jensthebrain: are you able to share the script (attach to the bug)? An attribute would be an easy option, and can currently be done by the end-user. Having some magic to generate a clickable URL or an embedded image display for Cacti would take a little more work. |
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I've attached the script. I hope you can get it running if you don't understand the comments in german ;) Please note: It is used in a closed environment with some lighter security constraints.. |
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I have done the majority of the work to get Cacti graphs integrated, including authentication using Cacti's Builtin Authentication. I will be breaking this out into a feature branch for further testing as it involves some complex changes. This also adds a requirement for the cURL PHP extension, but is an optional requirement similar to LDAP or SNMP. Stay tuned! |
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This ticket will be for the Cacti integration, and a new ticket will be created for Nagios. |
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The initial code for Cacti integration as been committed to a branch for testing. https://racktables.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/racktables/branches/integration-0.20.x In order for it to work you have to: - Have the cURL extension for PHP - Set the global configuration options: - Cacti server base URL (i.e. http://localhost/cacti ) - Cacti user account (i.e. guest) - Cacti user password (i.e. password) - Set the 'Cacti Host ID' property on the Object (i.e. Server) - Click the 'Cacti Graphs' tab on the Object - Enter the Cacti graph ID number (get this from the Cacti console) Hopefully that makes some sense, and people can test it out. |
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The "Cacti" branch is ready to be merged, after some tests in trunk it will be copied into 0.19 branch with the next stable release in mind. |
- Anonymous
