On Jan 3, 2008 11:41 AM, Valdinger, Stephen (DOV, MSX) <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Fruity is a great tool. It is driven by a MySQL back-end. Users make
> changes in the web interface, which get saved to the database. Once all is
> reviewed, you can verify everything in the web before writing the actual
> configuration files. Being a web app, something as simple as a .htaccess
> file will work for your authentication, or you can incorporate it however
> you like. This is not for the 3.x branch, and is currently being revamped
> into a project called Lilac. It should be very interesting once it is done.
> The project intends to create a web-configuration front end to manage many
> of the major open-source network monitoring tools such as Nagios and Cacti,
> etc…
>
>
>
> Stephen Valdinger
>
I'm watching this project, and have been for awhile, because I use both
Nagios and Cacti - but it has not yet hit the point of development that I'm
able to use it...the simple htaccess file is a part of the problem actually
- what's the mechanism for allowing users to change their own passwords, via
the web?! :)
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