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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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// NagiosQL
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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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// (c) 2008-2017 by Martin Willisegger
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// Project : NagiosQL
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// Component: Installation HowTo
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// Website : http://www.nagiosql.org
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// Date : $LastChangedDate: 2017-06-22 09:29:35 +0200 (Thu, 22 Jun 2017) $
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// Author : $LastChangedBy: martin $
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// Version : 3.3.0
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// Revision : $LastChangedRevision: 2 $
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// SVN-ID : $Id: INSTALLATION_enGB.txt 2 2017-06-22 07:29:35Z martin $
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//
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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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= REQUIREMENTS =
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* Webserver like Apache 2.x
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* MySQL 5.x or greater
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* Nagios 2.x/3.x or Nagios compatible monitoring software
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* PHP 5.2.0 or greater including:
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* PHP Module: Session
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* PHP Module: MySQLi
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* PHP Module: gettext
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* PHP Module: filter
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* PHP Module: FTP (optional)
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* PECL Extension: SSH (optional)
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* Javascript activated in Webbrowser
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* Recommended Webbrowser: Mozilla Firefox
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NEW INSTALLATION
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1. Download and extract NagiosQL 3.3 to a directory within your Apache Document Root
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2. Start the Installation Wizard by opening install/index.php
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3. Switch to your preferred language (see Appendix 1.)
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4. Follow the instructions to install NagiosQL
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=== UPGRADES ===
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1. Upgrade from NagiosQL 1.x and 2.x are not possible, you should better start at "New Installation" and after the installation is done,
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import Nagios configuration files with NagiosQL
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2. Upgrade from NagiosQL 3.x
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a. Download and extract NagiosQL 3.3 to a NEW directory and change your Apache DocumentRoot to the new directory
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b. If the same Apache configuration is used (old NagiosQL directory moved away and new NagiosQL directory moved to the old
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DocumentRoot), you should restart the apache demon before upgrade
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b. Move your old config/settings.php file to the new NagiosQL 3.3 config/ folder
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c. Backup your old NagiosQL database (as example with mysqldump)
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d. Start the Installation Wizard by opening install/index.php
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e. Switch to your preferred language (see Appendix) and follow the instructions
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= CONFIGURATION =
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1. NagiosQL
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a. Login to your new installed NagiosQL
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b. Verify automatically detected settings at Administration => Settings
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c. Configure your Nagios Installation at Administration => Domains
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2. Nagios
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a. Verify that the webserver user has sufficent permission to the required Nagios directories. You could check that, if you execute "nagios -v" as the webserver user.
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b. Verify that all required directories and files (defined in 1.c "Configuration") exists and have sufficent permissions for the webserver user
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c. Replace all existing cfg_dir and cfg_file definitions in nagios.cfg by:
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/timeperiods.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/commands.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/contacts.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/contactgroups.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/contacttemplates.cfg
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cfg_dir=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/hosts
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/hosttemplates.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/hostgroups.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/hostextinfo.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/hostescalations.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/hostdependencies.cfg
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cfg_dir=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/services
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/servicetemplates.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/servicegroups.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/serviceextinfo.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/serviceescalations.cfg
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cfg_file=<BASE DIRECTORY DEFINED IN DOMAIN CONFIGURATION/servicedependencies.cfg
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==== Checks ====
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After installation - go to administration - support and check your installation. This page shows the most common errors.
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=== PROBLEMS ===
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There are currently no known issues. If you having questions, please visit our forum http://www.nagiosql.org/forum.html. If you probably found a bug, please help us and open a new bug report at http://dev.nagigosql.org
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=== APPENDIX ===
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1. To enable multilanguage support, you must have the encoding installed in your locales, e.g. en_GB.utf8. If you want to see which encodings your system provides, try "locale -a".
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2. If you have problems with language presentation or lack of translation during installation, an apache restart may help
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