Nagios Support Forum

Hey everyone, My research into Nagios has revealed that it's HTML pages are stored in the nagios/share folder. If I want to add my own HTML pages to the Nagios web interface, I can add my php/HTML/Image files in the appropriate directories within nagios/share. However, there are two issues I still n...

Hey all, I am a novice at both Nagios and the C language. Whilst perusing the Nagios help pages, I came across a page discussing the "guidelines" for writing plugins. One of the points mentioned is that the use of utils.h (for C-written plugins) was encouraged (perhaps even expected). I wa...

Hey, I am aware that Nagios provides mulitple ways for a user to connect a Nagios application instance to a separate database. This flexibility is great because for some users, this might be a remote MySQL server while for others it might be a local file. As a developer, developing either a CGI (ass...

Hey there, I would like to able to write and run my own CGI scripts on the Nagios server that would be run by Nagios and have its output displayed as part of the Nagios web interface just like the existing CGIs. In addition, I would like to able to interact with the pre-installed CGIs, for instance,...