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Was wondering if anyone has extended the core Nagios web status page to display contacts or contact groups? We use a contact group for all alerts, and rotate the person in that group according to who is on call that week. I'd like to be able to display on the main status page, or service page who th...

Might as well, will likely be a while before I get much more done on this for a few.

Still working on it, when I can. Haven't made much progress, but it's been a while since I dealt with making RPMs. I'll be sure to post my adventures when there's anything of value.

That's perfect, thanks! Just what I needed/was looking for.

That's interesting, I haven't worked with NDOUtils lately, had been using Graphios as an in-between from Nagios to InfluxDB, and displaying in Grafana. I'm all for reducing the interaction points though, will see if I can can grab some time to fire up a test vm and see what it looks like. Thanks for...

That's interesting, I hadn't heard that, exciting news. I've just about got it complete, once everything works I'll post some documentation on what I did and how, might help someone if they find a need to do the same.

Ha, been down that road too, was the first thing I asked, was told that others have screwed up using scripts and I need to make a "fool proof" RPM...

Been a while, but thought I'd follow up here in case anyone is curious, I wrote a little script to do this, am still working on it, but basically here's what I worked out for NFS stats monitoring and perf gathering. It's not pretty, sort of brute force, but might help someone else: NFS_STATS=`iostat...

Thanks, that's pretty much what I've been doing, thing is it's been a long time since I've actually built an RPM. There's a lot of references out there, but seems like it should be much easier than I am making it. I've been manually doing install this way for years on thousands of servers, but last ...

Is there documentation or a reference that guides building an rpm from the nrpe and plugins source tar balls?
TIA,
JP