######################################################################## # COMMENTS # ######################################################################## # This line is a comment # and the next two ones lines are "blank" (with tabs or spaces or nothing) ######################################################################## # SERVER # ######################################################################## # The mon server to contact. # This permits to have several cgi clients on the same web server # whithout duplicate the minotaur.pl script # Just use several configuration file, each one used by a # different shell cgi script doing just an exec: # # #!/bin/sh # exec ./minotaur.pl --configFile=./minotaur-cgi.conf # # You can put minotaur on a different host than the mon server. monserver :Localhost # The protocol version to use monserverVersion :0.38 # The port to connect to. Useful if you have several # mon servers running on the same host or if it runs on # a different port (32777 for example. Ahah ! history...). monport :2583 ######################################################################## # DOCUMENTATION # ######################################################################## # Where is the user interface documentation # Caution, if you change this, you have to change # the messagefile definition ("messages.conf" by default, see before) # in order to keep every traduction reachable from the cgi interface. whereIsTheDoc :../doc/html/minotaur-user-en.html ######################################################################## # LOCALISATION # ######################################################################## # The interface is localised. The user has the choice, but you can # put a default language if almost all users read the same language. #language :Francais language :English # The message file is used by Translation.pm to localise the messages # The only code I'm proud of... # If you use a relative path then think that this path is relative # to the cgi-bin directory messagesFile :../etc/messages.conf ######################################################################## # PREFERENCES # ######################################################################## # The page can refresh itself. The user decides and takes a # cookie. By default, no refresh. You can change this by giving # the number of second between two refresh. #refresh :120 refresh :none # In the status table the "Host" column gives all the tested hosts. # The user can change the visible length of the scrolling list. # The admin (who is reading this file) can put the default length scrollHostLength :10 # In the status table the "Members" column gives all the tested host # for each group. # The user can change the visible length of the scrolling list. # The admin (you !) can put the default length scrollGroupLength :4 # Security # User and Password passed to the login user : password : memorizeUserPassword :no ######################################################################## # COLORS # ######################################################################## # blue is the color for alerting disallowed # green is the color for successful tests if there is # some red one in the same hostgroup. # red is the color of failure # yellow is the color for not yet tested services. # darkgreen is used by the historic blue :#a0a0ff green :#88e088 red :#ff8888 yellow :#ffff44 darkgreen :#00c000 # The background color of the page pagebgColor :lightblue ######################################################################## # INFOS # ######################################################################## # Where is the infos file ? # This file is just included in the infos section. # It can contain any HTML code # If you change this path, do not forget to change # the messagesFile to reflect the new location. # It is needed by the internationalization scheme. infosfile :../etc/infos-en.html ######################################################################## # HISTORIC # ######################################################################## # To see the historic alerts in a easy way there is # a "filter" that shows the last ones with a yellow background color. # 3600 secondes = 60*60 secondes = 1 hour historicFilter :3600 # The user can filter the historic with a period, # the interface presents two text fields: "From" and "To". # Default computed values: # From : today - historicFromDate # To : today # 7948800 is 3 months (92*24*60*60 secondes) historicFromDate :7948800 # The number of line can be limited by the client # The first one from the server is numbered 1. So if # you see this number then you see all it gave you historicLength :20 ######################################################################## # TABLES # ######################################################################## # The first time a client connects, which tables he can see ? infos :yes historic :no aliases :no # colors tablebgcolor :#EEEEEE # border tableborder :1 ######################################################################## # TITLES # ######################################################################## # All the titles can be changed # Be careful to change the message.conf too # to keep the translation updated # # The top title # The infos title # The alias table title # The status table title # The historic table title # The preferences table title # The documentation title topTitle :Top infosTitle :Infos aliasTitle :CrossView statusTitle :Status historicTitle :Historic preferencesTitle :Preferences documentationTitle :Documentation # 1 year. You can say "+10y" or "+1m" or "+1h" or "+2d" or "now" # 1 year is very long. Y2k would be finished. End of world. No more computers :-) cookieExpiration :+1y