Hi Vernon,
Thanks for the quick reply!!
Yes, this does help but later today I was able to figure out how to output the graphs strictly using rrdtool.
I do like the idea though!
But I also need to add a custom graph for apache.
The client wants an apache log report and i'm trying to
pull that info and display it.
Also, would you know how to set an alert when there is no http request for over 10 minutes? I'm having trouble finding out how to do this. I see some plug-ins for nagios, but I'm not familiar with it.
Thanks in advance! Tom
On Oct 11, 2011, at 3:18 PM, Vernon Everett wrote:
Hi Tom
We encountered a similar situation some time back, where we only wanted to provide specific views to specific groups. The easiest way of doing that, is to create another Xymon page per "view". On that page, you have duplicates hosts entries of the servers you want them to see, and use group-only to list the tests that will be visible to the group.
You then use the security features of Apache to limit the group's access to that page only.
Hope that helps.
Regards Vernon
On 12 October 2011 02:31, Tom Shimada <tcomtom at me.com> wrote: Hello,
I am currently trying to create graphs separately from xymon to provide stats for our customer. We do not want to let them view our entire network.
I realize that when i did a rrdtool dump for memory or disk, there are separate rrd databases but the DS name is the same.
Ofcourse, you cannot have the same DS name when you rrdtool graph etc....
Could you tell me how I can create the same graphs on xymon?
Thank you, Tom
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