On 06.03.2014 22:39, Don Robertson wrote:
Hi - yesterday I tried to install icinga2 on an Ubuntu 12.04 i386
based server (Zentyal). It is basically an Ubuntu Server with some
extra management software. I am using MySQL
I was using the documentation at http://docs.icinga.org/icinga2/snapshot/
The first thing is I am using a monitor that is 1280 wide and the
documentation does not fit on the screen. Cool navigation - I like
that down the side - but it the main content is set to 1170 - with a
left margin of 300. The offending css seems to be
@media (min-width: 1200px)
.container, .navbar-static-top .container, .navbar-fixed-top
.container, .navbar-fixed-bottom .container {
width: 1170px;
}
Disabling the width makes it display correctly on my machine (Lubuntu
with Chromium browser).
thanks, but the docs view isn't the final one. strapdownjs is just used
to make it look fancy for the time being (no-one reads *,md in vi). Once
Icinga Web 2 is ready, its doc module will serve the markdown
documentation of every icinga (2) project.
I got down to 'Setting up Icinga2, added the repositories, installed
icinga2-ido-mysql
When I tried to install icinga2-python, I got 'E: Unable to locate
package icinga2-python'
Dead. Removed from docs, thanks.
If I just try to carry on anyway and install icinga2-classicui, I get
icinga2-classicui : Depends: icinga-cgi (>= 1.9.0~) but it is not
going to be installed.
I tried to install using some instructions elsewhere, but got an old
version of icinga-cgi (I think 1.6).
The problem with the icinga-cgi package is that the dependency on
libjs-jquery requires you to either add debian backports or debmon as
additional repository to satisfy that dependency - until stable gets a
backport or so.
Also, on my machine, dbconfig did not run (it does run when updating
etc) and the sql file was at
/usr/share/icinga2-ido-mysql/schema/mysql.sql
There are not upgrade sql files around, so it won't run. Since we are in
pre release mode (0.x.y is just a number after discussing too long about
versioning pre alpha, beta, whatever foo) the schema updates have to be
done manually. Hopefully the ido schema won't change after the final
release then.
And is icinga2 reccommended over icinga?
For making the final release happen soon-ish and clear out all the
remaining bugs, Icinga 2 is preferred. For production environments,
Icinga 1.x is proven stable for ~5 years now.
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