Cheers Andy, what language did you write it in?
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Cheers Andy, what language did you write it in?
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There is an article in PC Pro this month on setting up nagios, so it may be worth giving that a go.
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cheers I'll pick that up and have a read
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Well I just purchased PC Pro (April) and no sign of the nagios article - any clues? (or even better - a scanned copy)
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That's because it is in the May issue just out - page 218.
Soz - one of the few remaining people without a scanner I'm afraid...
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If you want a basic site uptime monitor then google for host-tracker.com.
It's a free service that you can monitor as many sites as you want from the one account, and you can also set the refresh interval to be as little as 1 minute. It's free and they send you daily and weekly reports. (i assume they do monthly ones too, but i've only been using it for a couple of weeks.)
Well done for opening a 10 month old thread![]()
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Lol, I thought it might help some people who just join the site (like me). Besides, it doesn't hurt to keep a thread relatively up to date either.
or to boast your post count a bit on posting something someone else has.. we were all newbies once :P
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We monitor all our servers with a remote hybodus installation and have found that it does seem to produce these false alarms quite regularly which is less than ideal.Originally Posted by Cranky
Anyone else experiencing these problems with other monitoring software out there?
Can't you tweak hybodus (I've never even heard of it) to have soft fail states where no alerts are generated until the service fails a test x times?
Nagios by default won't generate an alarm until a test fails three (or four, I forget) times.
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Please excuse me for bringing up an old thread but it hought it would be better than creating a new one.
Do any of the mentioned free monitoring programs provde a php page or something showing the status of each service such as apache etc.
I am looking for a monitoring program and one to output server status so i can put this on my site.
luitech try http://www.status2k.co.uk that night be of some us
thanks for the reply although i think the link is .com instead as .co.uk did not work
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