Hi, list:
I've been hacking some PHP files for a Nagios UI. I read what's about PHP=
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from the Nagios developer team perspective (that is; it would be nice, but=
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it's not high in their todo list) so I designed this as a fast drop-in=20
replacement for what's already there.
Major characteristics:
* GPL (of course, while I still haven't included GPL notices within source=
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files).
* "Proper" authentication through sessions (it uses Apache files from htpas=
swd=20
and reads roles from the cgi.cfg nagios' file).
* Themes support (through the use of Smarty templates).
* No need of cgi support (it includes php wrappers which call in turn the c=
gi=20
executables through system calls) nor cgi rewriting (the php files use cgi=
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extension so hardcoded links within the cgis point to the correct locations=
).
What is still not there?
* The wrappers for CGIs that embed figures (like statusmap.cgi and some=20
reports) don't work yet.
* The wrappers for CGIs that use both GET and POST variables (notably cmd.c=
gi)=20
don't work either.
What do I want to achieve?
* End up with fully separated functionallity from nagios "core" (the engine=
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and plugins) and nagios-ui (the user interface).
* Fully themeable and multi-language support.
* Easy to deploy environment (so it's easy for everyone to modify ui to the=
ir=20
own needs through themes and/or new php code).
You can find it at http://www.undominio.net/nagios_ui/index.html
I'd want to know about your feedback and opinions.
TIA.
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SALUD,
Jes=FAs
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