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 need resolving. First, how do you specify the URL
required to get your php/HTML/cgi to run and be presented?
Secondly, is there a way other than modifying the HTML of an existing
page, to have my new pages referred to from existing pages?
The reason for this requirement is that I am trying to develop a
product-specific "installer" for Nagios which will modify the
nagios/share folder with the changes required to add my product-specific
Nagios web pages. This way my customer, who is a non-programmer, does
not need to modify the HTML pages at all. Of course, this means that a
good solution that does not rely too heavily on the exact format of the
HTML of existing pages is required since this could change between
versions of Nagios. I wonder if there are any options in the
resource.cfg or nagios.cfg that will help here.
Thirdly, for those of you who use other web front-ends, what is the
procedure for creating and integrating web pages in those scenarios, say
with Ninja for instance.
If this needs clarification, please say.
Thanks in advance.
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