Hi Lads, Me and my co-workers have an active-passive director setup and we modified mon.cgi and the mon configuration file to auto detect which host is running the mon daemon. In this way we have 1 mon.cgi for 2 mon daemons and we always get a display of the active mon daemon. It requires mon.monitor and mon daemon on the server serving the cgi script. director1_hostname and director2_hostname are the dns names for your directors running mon. Maybe somebody else finds this useful for his/ her setup.
Here are the changes: mon.cgi ------------------------- 146c146 < $required_mon_client_version $css_style $zebra_table); --- > $required_mon_client_version $css_style $zebra_table $host); 179c179,200 < $moncgi_config_file = "/etc/mon/mon.cgi.cf"; --- > $monhost = check_host(); > $logo_link = "http://".$monhost; > sub check_host(){ > use vars qw(@monitoringhosts $tmph $exec $running); > # /usr/lib/mon/mon.d/mon.monitor > @monitoringhosts = ("director1_hostname","director2_hostname"); > foreach $tmph (@monitoringhosts){ > $ENV{"PATH"} = ""; > $exec = "/usr/lib/mon/mon.d/mon.monitor $tmph"; > if($exec =~ /(.*)/){ > $exec = $1; > open(HOST,"$exec|") or die "Unable to run $exec: $!\n"; > while( defined($running = <HOST>)){ > if($running =~ /running/){ > $host = $tmph; > } > } > close(HOST); > } > } > return $host; > } 181a203 > $moncgi_config_file = "/etc/mon/mon_autodetect.cgi.cf"; ----------------------- mon.cf ----------------------- 33c33 < logo_link = http://director1_hostname --- > # logo_link = http://director1_hostname 39c39 < monhost = director1_hostname --- > # monhost = director1_hostname ----------------------- Regards, Sebastiaan Veldhuisen Leiden University _______________________________________________ mon mailing list mon@linux.kernel.org http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/mon
