LS,
>
> In other words, it would put the whole nagios install under
> /usr/local/nagios, the "default" location if you do not specify an
> alternate prefix.
>
Great! I've always had nagios in /usr/local. And is also documented
in our installation documents. So, I (or we) prefer to have nagios
in /usr/local.
> Personally, if I were you, I would _not_ rebuild it in a non-standard
> way like you mention above unless you have very good reason to do so -
> Yes, there may be more work involved, but the end result will be worth
> it.
>
Which non-standard way? Oh, with regard to other tools... Or the docs
on nagios.org... And because there's more work involved (where is this
or that file located?), we keep nagios in a central place.
> (The guy who takes over your job down the road will also be grateful,
> and you won't have to hunt over the whole system to find the stuff you
> need!)
That guy needs to read our docs first... :-))). And when I store everything
in /usr/local/nagios, I don't have to hunt anything... ;-))
Just my $0,10, cu l8r, Edgar.
PS And /opt would be a suitable location also.
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