Hi guys,
I'm looking to start filling a database for every alert that Nagios makes.
I've come across the ndoutils but when I try to ./configure the install it
keeps telling me that it can't find the mysql library's.
I have tried the --with-mysql=/usr/lib/mysql and I've checked that the library
does indeed exist there.
Any ideas on how to get this installed?
Or is there a better way of outputting nagios's email alerts into mysql?
Thanks in advance
Tristan
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