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/usr/local/nagios/etc/cgi.cfgI've never found any solid documentation but can give you this information...sureshkraj2012 wrote:Great!
Do we have any document / instruction to pull that info from Postgres?
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echo "SELECT * FROM xi_users" | psql -U nagiosxiCode: Select all
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nagiosxi=> select * from xi_users;
user_id | username | password | name | email | backend_ticket | enabled
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59 | jwhite | a176b5e115197a1454b0ed36e6c32d5e | Jack White | [email protected] | fqg876mp6utc8dpd66mvfg04l60d8u4kmjqqogjrce5kqtut2irg3pjluh24e3o2 | 1
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select keyname,keyvalue from xi_usermeta where user_id='59';
tmcdonald is a gazillion times correct with this... mucking around in the database can break your environment if mistakes are made.. Which is why I recommend double.. no triple checking your backups exist and are good plus do all of your development of this stuff in a test environment.tmcdonald wrote:We generally don't provide documentation for the backend database stuff, because if we did that and someone made a mistake things can get *seriously* broken very fast. We usually prefer for people to submit a feature request or worst case have us craft a reply we know to be safe. That said, follow technick's advice and run the describe and select on the tables. They are not incredibly complicated and that select all should get you what you need.
Are we all good to lock this up? Or do you have followup questions on this topic?