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Solaris weirdnesses with Nagios: * to get reasonably recent Nagios & Nagiosgraph, compile your own and install in /usr/local/nagios. There will be a few weirdnesses which can be solved by googling. One possible path is: ** use CSW Blastwave to install nagios and nagiosgraph -- it will get all the necessary libraries ** pkgrm nagios and nagiosgraph themselves ** compile them yourself with the libpaths set to e.g. /opt/csw/lib etc. * you need to get a manifest so that Solaris can run Nagios under SMF http://ls5-www.cs.uni-dortmund.de/~windmueller/nagios-solaris10.html * you need the SMF manifest package also for nrpe, (instructions below) * as of 2010-06, the blastwave "current" RRD didn't work under Solaris, you have to get the "stable" one ===Getting the NRPE SMF=== 2011: this is now called "cswnrpe" ?? Local monitoring packages are installed in /opt/csw/nagios/local <pre> /opt/csw/bin/pkg-get -i nrpe wget -P /tmp/ http://www.terdmonk.com/files/solaris/nagios/nrpe_smf.zip cd /tmp unzip nrpe_smf.zip mv nrpe/manifest/nagios-nrpe.xml /var/svc/manifest/network mv nrpe/method/nagios-nrpe /lib/svc/method/nagios-nrpe svccfg import /var/svc/manifest/network/nagios-nrpe.xml svcadm disable nrpe svcadm enable nrpe </pre>
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