* Edd Barrett [2005-07-19]: > I have tried your port on sparc64. Good news it builds. It builds > first the normal pkg then the chroot one and bombs out due to the fact > that they conflict. Maybe this is fine? I'm unsure.
It is common practice by now to use subcategories for applications and their plugins or helper tools. So you have to build in net/nagios/nagios/ or net/nagios/plugins. > Anyway. I am completely unsure how to configure this. Reading the I expect users to know what nagios is, that's the reason why I don't add any fancy README.OpenBSD but just let them use the documentation you are being pointed to when starting the web-ui. So how to get there? Well, pkg_add tells you where to find an httpd.conf fragment. From that point on, path translation is pretty much straight forward. > Either way , chroot isnt going to make this easy. Huh? As a user you see absolutely no difference between the chroot and no-chroot version of nagios, afair. Nikolay
