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Hi,
I've installed mysql and apache servers and made it run in my company's production server. Now what I want to be done is for a notification to be sent to my mail when the servers (mysql and apache) are stopped and not running. Please help me on doing this. Tqs. |
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I followed the user guide instructions of Nagios installation and configuration.
All the steps till compiling and installing nagios plugins works, but when I want to start nagios, with the command : [root@localhost~]#chkconfig --add nagios I am returned with an error :- error reading information on service nagios: No such file or directory Pls help |
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have you followed the steps specified here: Nagios 3.0 Jumpstart Guide For Linux – Overview, Installation and Configuration
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Yeah I followed the exact steps, but i couldn't start nagios with the command I mentioned in my previous post.
Pls help me. |
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