On 11.04.2011 15:25, Vainiokangas Marko wrote:
I've had the privilege to assume control over an old Icinga installation. However, this installation seems to have been done without PostgreSQL, MySQL and no IDOUtils...So I'm wondering, how can I trace/see where it's writing it's information and to which kind of database? It's installed on Ubuntu 9.04 through repository, so it's version 1.0.4 or something like that old.
check icinga.cfg and the loaded event brokers. if there are none the core keeps doing it the classic way - writing the status.dat and such.
1.0.4 does not exist, this happened to be 1.2.0 straight up. you can verify the version by checking within the logs where a reload causes an entry too, or the classic ui would reflect that too in the left corner.
And how would I go about to do an upgrade/migration to a MySQL/PostgreSQL?
by installing icinga-idoutils as package and resolving its dependencies, next to enabling it in icinga.cfg (refer to the idoutils readme braucght by the debian package).
likewise described here for debian: https://wiki.icinga.org/display/howtos/Setting+up+Icinga+with+IDOUtils+on+Debian
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