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Hubbard, Greg L wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Henrik:
I heard a rumor that Nagios has an optional client that does not have to
be compiled. Don't know if this is true, but it would sure help me out
if there was a "Perl-only" or "Perl+shell" client that I could use on
the one or two systems where I cannot install all the junk needed to
compile a Hobbit client binary. Binary Perl distributions that just
drop in are usually available... I know there would be a performance
hit, but I would rather have a more expensive-to-run client than no
client.
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<font face="Arial">You should be able to statically compile the client
on another machine that is the same OS, and then copy it to the target
machine. Perhaps Henrik could add a --static option to the configure so
that you wouldn't have to hack the Makefile to do it..</font><br>
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