Just a short note about the installation of RequestTracker (an open source help-desk tool).
You'll find great description about the installation here or you can simply follow the README.
Anyway, I checked the installation with rt-server and it worked but not with the apache configuration provided on the guide (link above).
Check the /etc/httpd/logs/erro_log and you'll find something like "[authz_core:error] [pid 1161] [client 10.250.0.132:60599] AH01630: client denied by server configuration: /opt/rt4/sbin/rt-server.fcgi"
Solution : just add in the apache config file "Require all granted".
Showing posts with label centos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label centos. Show all posts
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Monday, April 20, 2015
Icinga2 + Icingaweb2 beta3 on Centos 7
After customizing Cacti with some plugin, I thought it would be enough for our needs.
Actually, it turns out I have to install a Nagios (need to perform checks using customized commands) and I discovered Icinga, a fork from Nagios.
I used to work with Nagios in the past, so I decide to try Icinga (2 birds 1 stone).
So I installed Icinga2 with Icingaweb2 (which is still in beta, but most features are already working).
What I noticed during the setup :
- Icinga2 installation guide is complete.
- Icingaweb 2 installation guide still need to be completed.
For example, you need to know that icingaweb 2 need its own database for authentication (if database option is selected). Just compared the icinga2 sql schema and the icingaweb 2 sql schema (located in icingaweb2/etc/schema/), and you will see the tables are different.
And during the web setup, the user wasn't created. So I created a dedicated db for icingaweb2 and I imported the sql schema to the database (mysql -u root -p icingaweb_db < /icingaweb2/etc/schema/mysql.sql).
I installed the monitoring-plugins and set the define the path on one Icinga config file.
Finally, it works.
Actually, it turns out I have to install a Nagios (need to perform checks using customized commands) and I discovered Icinga, a fork from Nagios.
I used to work with Nagios in the past, so I decide to try Icinga (2 birds 1 stone).
So I installed Icinga2 with Icingaweb2 (which is still in beta, but most features are already working).
What I noticed during the setup :
- Icinga2 installation guide is complete.
- Icingaweb 2 installation guide still need to be completed.
For example, you need to know that icingaweb 2 need its own database for authentication (if database option is selected). Just compared the icinga2 sql schema and the icingaweb 2 sql schema (located in icingaweb2/etc/schema/), and you will see the tables are different.
And during the web setup, the user wasn't created. So I created a dedicated db for icingaweb2 and I imported the sql schema to the database (mysql -u root -p icingaweb_db < /icingaweb2/etc/schema/mysql.sql).
I installed the monitoring-plugins and set the define the path on one Icinga config file.
Finally, it works.
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Cacti sur CentOS 7
Cela fait quelques semaines maintenant que je suis au soleil. J'entendais souvent les collègues se plaindre du réseau, alors j'ai décidé de mettre en place un petit serveur Cacti pour voir ce qu'il en ait exactement.
Donc voici un petit condensé des commandes pour mettre en place le Cacti sur CentOS7.
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