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[Josh McCormack]

I modified Cacti for a client years ago to give clients password 
protected access to just their info, show 95% info, and it told the 
hosting company when the MySQL database was getting so large they needed 
to back it up and move it off-line. It's all pretty hackable.

If people want that so much, perhaps I should play around with it again!

Josh

csnyder wrote:
> On 7/23/05, Nestor Florez wrote:
> 
>>Have any of you install Nagios?
> 
> 
> Yes. It works as advertised.
> 
> 
>>Any gotchas one must be awared?
> 
> 
> Configuration is a nightmare... well, maybe just a bad dream, but
> anyway there are six or seven different files with a bunch of default
> values that all reference each other, and nothing works until they are
> all in place.
> 
> If someone were to redo Nagios in a professional,
> easy-to-install-and-configure way (using zero-config networking!),
> sysadmins would beat a path to their door.
> 
> Or even if Cacti (http://www.cacti.net/) would just add an alert
> system... but the developers have said they aren't interested.
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