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I have an other question about the Status Information line. Is it possible to make it 20 characters longer?

The line is to short for 12 core's with threads and temperature. (see below)

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It happens when I start host/nagios instead of host/nagiosxi

I world like to change the frontend/web interface/shell whatever you name it back to the old view.
It works normally but it looks not well any more.
The interface is also diffrent on the installed Linux and when it's accessed from an another web client.

This is the problem, the worst I have seen ever.

I have a "normal/default" frontpage for Service Status, All services on my regular server, i use the default settings. But in the remote mode there others can prove this functionallity in chrome/firefox etc they have messed up the configuration/settings and I cant restore to normal setting...

There are more and more sensors in newer equipment and all this takes to much space in the service window. 10/12 cores and it's already too much to see. I have written a new plugin for sensors (lmsensors) and will display all info/values in one singel row. All graphs in same window feels nice. See a...

New CPU/processors today have more then 9/10 Core's and they are often associated with a thred. Is there any way to change sort order and get a correct "alpha-numerical-sort"? We have applications up to 16 Core's, see the issue attached below. Correct sort order would be: Core_0 Core_1 Cor...

Thank you for the info! This is nice!!

This issue is solved. I have EDAC for 4 x 16 GB DIMM's and 2 x 8GB + 2 x 16GB DIMM's. The sb_edac driver is updated and I have written new edac plugin (scripts) för Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge. It's not the same as for Core i7. <<<edac>>> mc0 dimm0 16384 Registered-DDR3 S4ECD4ED 0 0 mc0 dimm3 16384 ...

I can read input Voltage a and b, input current a and b (for redundancy reason we have dual power equipment). I'm reading the voltage sensors, then 10 times the current sensors div 10 to eleminate the worst ripple on the current. Ptot = U_a * I_a + U_b * I_b (W). I present a curve (see attachement b...