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On 9/14/2012 4:23 PM, Daniel Wittenberg wrote:
> First build of the RPM's are below. So far we've been using them
> during testing but not in any kind of production environment so let me
> know if any issues/changes.
>
> https://github.com/dwittenberg2008/nagi ... aster/rpms
>
> Dan
>
We should get FreeBSD Ports, OpenBSD ports, and NetBSD pkgsrc makefiles
prepped as well.
Once its into NetBSD Pkgsrc, people non-RHEL platforms can get
exposure. That's where you'll run into all of your threading,
preprocessor, and autoconf Makefile errors.
These will require a snapshot/tag tarball of SVN be published to a URL.
Also Is nagios-3.99.95.tar.gz derived from trunk/ svn co? What rev #?
Or is it safe to assume that the rev # is within within a hour of
09-14-2012 @ 14:16 GMT (mtime of the tarball)?
Thanks,
--
Brian A. Seklecki
CE-Pro Bikes, LLC
412-378-3823 (m)
PGP Key Available Upon Request
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On 9/14/2012 4:23 PM, Daniel Wittenberg
wrote:
First build of the RPM's are below. So far we've been using
them during testing but not in any kind of production
environment so let me know if any issues/changes.
https://github.com/dwittenberg2008/nagi ... aster/rpms
Dan
We should get FreeBSD Ports, OpenBSD ports, and NetBSD pkgsrc
makefiles prepped as well.
Once its into NetBSD Pkgsrc, people non-RHEL platforms can get
exposure. That's where you'll run into all of your threading,
preprocessor, and autoconf Makefile errors.
These will require a snapshot/tag tarball of SVN be published to a
URL.
Also Is nagios-3.99.95.tar.gz derived from trunk/ svn co? What
rev #?
Or is it safe to assume that the rev # is within within a hour of
09-14-2012 @ 14:16 GMT (mtime of the tarball)?
Thanks,
--
Brian A. Seklecki <[email protected]>
CE-Pro Bikes, LLC
412-378-3823 (m)
PGP Key Available Upon Request
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