You configure your monitored hosts in the Targets file. In my install
that is here :
sudo vi /etc/smokeping/config.d/Targets
You can find the Targets file by using the find command or by installing
the locate utility - I like locate.
sudo apt install locate
and then running
sudo updatedb
This is not a smokeping problem. You are trying to run smokeping as
Your user on Linux and You do not have write access to the directory.
Run smokeping as a service, not as a standalone program.
sudo service smokeping start
sudo service smokeping status
Ian
On 09/04/2018 8:13 AM, Henrik
Hi Smokeping-users
I am new to Linux. I use Ubuntu 17.10.
First I downloaded and extracted the smokeping-2.7.1.tar.gz archive and
extracted it and tried to find something to run directly without luck.
Then I opened Terminal and, in short, I did this:
> henrik@Henrik-L570:~/smokeping-2.7.1$ sudo
