openbsd-ports/net/nagios/cnagios/pkg/PLIST

@comment $OpenBSD: PLIST,v 1.3 2011/03/03 12:33:06 sthen Exp $
@bin bin/cnagios
@man man/man1/cnagios.1
share/doc/cnagios/
@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/cnagios/
share/doc/cnagios/README
share/doc/cnagios/cnagios.help
@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/cnagios/cnagios.help
share/examples/cnagios/
share/examples/cnagios/cnagios.pl
@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/cnagios/cnagios.pl
share/examples/cnagios/cnagiosrc
@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/cnagios/cnagiosrc
update cnagios to 0.27 and install the manpage. 2011-03-03 07:33:06 -05:00			`@comment $OpenBSD: PLIST,v 1.3 2011/03/03 12:33:06 sthen Exp $`
- update HOMEPAGE - add PLIST marker while here ok sthen@ 2009-12-15 16:59:05 -05:00			`@bin bin/cnagios`
update cnagios to 0.27 and install the manpage. 2011-03-03 07:33:06 -05:00			`@man man/man1/cnagios.1`
import Cnagios, based on a submission from Julien TOUCHE. Cnagios is a full-screen terminal interface for viewing Nagios HOST and SERVICE objects, and the durations of their current states. It's lightning fast because it's written in C using the curses library. And it's super flexible because it uses hooks directly into the perl C library to shorten plugin output and filter the displayed HOSTs or SERVICEs. ok ian (for an earlier version without a license, upstream added a nice one when I asked, thanks!) "commit it dammit" henning 2008-02-05 18:00:22 -05:00			`share/doc/cnagios/`
			`@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/cnagios/`
			`share/doc/cnagios/README`
			`share/doc/cnagios/cnagios.help`
			`@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/cnagios/cnagios.help`
			`share/examples/cnagios/`
			`share/examples/cnagios/cnagios.pl`
			`@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/cnagios/cnagios.pl`
			`share/examples/cnagios/cnagiosrc`
			`@sample ${SYSCONFDIR}/cnagios/cnagiosrc`