> I had a look at seagull. The only thing useful in it for a Nagios gui
> that I found was the authentication code, so that would be quite a lot
> of bloat to remove.
Well, sure, but it will be a good base to implement your other
monitoring/controll stuff as well. However, when I come to think of it,
the nagios part might be nothing more than a seagull module perhaps?
> Since it uses classes extensively it may well not work on PHP which would be sad. I found no requirements document on the site,
> although I didn't look very far after having downloaded and looked at
> the code.
Yeah, as you found out its php4 compliant. Anything below that would be
hard to support.
//Eric
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