[Xymon] Looking for Xymon clients for Solaris
Ralph Mitchell
ralphmitchell at gmail.com
Mon Oct 1 20:27:52 CEST 2012
It's possible to run the client with no compilation at all... You need:
1) a script to replace the xymon binary. I use curl, for encrypted
delivery over https, but you could probably use netcat if that comes with
Solaris. To use http/https you'll need to go to your xymon server and copy
$XYMONHOME/server/bin/xymoncgimsg.cgi over to your xymon cgi-bin directory.
2) a script to replace the logfetch binary. The client script uses it to
pick up epoch, local & UTC timestamps. I'm not using logfetch for anything
else, such as picking up logs.
3) a script to replace the clientupdate binary. I'm not doing client
updates through xymon, so mine just echoes a blank line.
4) edit the xymonclient.sh script to insert a couple of lines at the top
that set XYMONHOME and then source $XYMONHOME//etc/xymonclient.cfg
At that point you ought to be able to run xymonclient.sh and see the
standard reports show up on your server. Then add a cron entry to fire up
the script at regular intervals.
I'm not necessarily recommending this lash-up for a large-scale production
environment. I just had to get *something* running on a set of AIX systems
where there are limitations on what I can install. A script-only solution
was more acceptable, and encrypted delivery is a requirement...
Ralph Mitchell
On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 12:46 PM, <d.tom.schmitt at l-3com.com> wrote:
> I am looking to now tackle the Solaris systems, does anyone have either a
> HowTo or a compiled Solaris client for Sparc and x86?****
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> I am running 4.3.0-0.beta2 Xymon server and have the compiled client
> running on multiple CentOS systems.****
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> The Xymon server is on a CentOS server. ****
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> Is there a good tutorial/HowTo that shows how to just compile a client or
> do you take the entire portion of the source tree and do a ‘make’ and ‘make
> install’, etc. ?****
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> I do not want to download the entire Xymon system and compile it unless I
> have to.****
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> A little guidance would be greatly appreciated J****
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