Nagios installation
YHJ1065 published on December 08, 2004
First, the required software nagios-1.2.tar.gznagios-plugins-1.3.1.tar.gzimagepak-base.tar.gz 2, install the Nagios-1.2.tar.gz to / home directory CP Nagios-1.2. Tar.gz / homecd / home tar -xvzf nagios-1.2.tar.gz MKDIR / USR / local / Nagios PW UserAdd Nagios -D / usr / local / nagios chmod 755 / usr / local / nagios CD Nagios-1.2./configure --Prefix = / usr / local / nagios --with-gd-lib = / usr / local / lib --with-gd-inc= / usr / local / include
Make all
Make Install
Make install-init
Make Install-CommandMode
Make Install-Config
Note: It may not be done when MakeInstall-init this step, then just add a root group.
PW addgroup root
GD installation can be installed with ports, which will be more convenient, CD / USR / PORTS / Graphic / GD then make install.
Third, Nagios-Plugins installation
Tar-xvzf nagios-plugins-1.3.1.tar.gz
CD Nagiso-Plugins-1.3.1
./configure --Prefix = / usr / local / nagios-plugins
Make all
Make Install
After the installation is complete, the / usr / local / nagios-plugins-plugins will generate a libexec directory, move all of the directory to the / usr / local / nagios directory.
Fourth, imagePak-base.tar.gz installation
Tar
-xvzf imagepak-base.tar.gz
After decompression is the base directory
CP
-A Base / USR / Local / Nagios / Share / Images / Logos
The installation process ends all.
Additional Scriptalias / Nagios / CGIOS / / / USR / local / NAGIOS / / / USR / local / NAGIOS / / USBA
ALLOWOVERRIDE AUTHCONFIG
Options Execcgi
ORDER ALOW, DENY
ALLOW FROM All
Alias / Nagios / / / usr / local / nagios / share /
Options none
ALLOWOVERRIDE AUTHCONFIG
ORDER ALOW, DENY
Allow from all
Set access
In / usr / local / nagios / share directory
vi .htaccessauthname "Nagios Access" Authtype Basic
Authiserfile /usR/local/nagios/etc/.htpasswd
Require Valid-User
Then in / usr / local / nagios / sbin editing .htpasswd
vi .htpasswd
Authname "Nagios Access"
Authtype Basic
Authiserfile /usR/local/nagios/etc/.htpasswd
Require Valid-User
/ usr / local / apache / bin / htpasswd
-c /usr/local/nagios/etc/.htpasswd nagios nagios
This apache directory varies depending on the installation directory, mainly, so use .htpasswd command to generate username and password.
The installation and setup process are all completed.
Under / usr / local / nagios / etc is a Nagios configuration template file -sample, copy all the .cfg-sample files .cfg
For example: cp nagios.cfg-sample nagios.cfg
All copies are completed.
Then cp dependencies.cfg dependencies.cfg.bak
vi dependendencies.cfg
Then save it. (That is to replace the original deprondencies.cfg file with an empty file, otherwise it will be wrong, you can test yourself)
Then check if the configuration file is wrong.
/ usr / local / nagios / bin / nagios
-v /uss/local/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg
This kind of tips are correct
Total Warnings: 0
Total Errors: 0
Warnings and errors should be 0
If an error is wrong, it is .cfg file problem
Start the background process
/ usr / local / nagios / bin / nagios -v /usr/local/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg
Below you can enter in your browser
http: // Your IP / NAGIOS / INDEX.HTML
If some pages can't see it. Can be in the cgi.cfg file
Take the ## before the option with Authorized.
The above is the test in FreeBSD-5.1-Realease, and the specific setting has not been understood, huh, huh.
