Hi,
I recall having seen some remarks on the GD2 support of Nagios when
installed throug DAG's packages.
Well it works for me.
Added a config line to nagios.cfg like:
cfg_dir=/etc/nagios/host-extinfo
Then filled this directory with config files for my hosts. For example:
define hostextinfo {
host_name anfalas
# icon_image symbols/dsl.png
icon_image imagepak-cook/dsl_router.png
icon_image_alt Cisco 836 / IOS 12.3
# statusmap_image symbols/dsl.gd2
statusmap_image imagepak-cook/dsl_router.gd2
}
I installed the load of image paks from nagiosexchange as individual
directories under /usr/share/nagios/images/logos
Nothing to it, in fact. Just noticed with the last snapshot I never did
put in the pictures. So I went in and added them this way.
Old drawing: http://hvdkooij.xs4all.nl/statusmap-20061219.png
New drawing: http://hvdkooij.xs4all.nl/statusmap-20061220.png
Just make sure you get them gd2 images. I had to creat one or two of them
myself using the pngtogd2 tool. (`pngtogd2 ....png ....gd2 0 1` did the
trick for me.)
Hugo.
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