openbsd-ports/net/icinga/Makefile

# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.2 2012/10/12 17:59:24 rpe Exp $

  SUBDIR =
  SUBDIR += core
  SUBDIR += web

.include <bsd.port.subdir.mk>
icinga: - attach icinga-web to build icinga-core: - bump REVISION for -main, -cgi and -ido - remove CFGDIR, MAKE_FLAGS from Makefile which are relics - replace /var/www with ${PREFIX-cgi} - add instructions for icinga-web to README - choose mysql by default icinga-web: - bump REVISION - remove README, all instructions are in the icinga-core README - remove comments about w.i.p - choose mysql by default - tell configure where to find icinga binary, icinga.cfg and the icinga objects dir - add icinga, icinga-idoutils and bash to RUN_DEPENDS - patch shells scripts to use the correct path for bash - patch databases.xml.in to have both DBs enabled by default with help and ok from sthen aja 2012-10-12 13:59:24 -04:00			`# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.2 2012/10/12 17:59:24 rpe Exp $`
Import ports/net/icinga (with -I !, so the 'core' directory doesn't become cvs-food). See the README file for information about migrating from Nagios with minimal config changes. The icinga-web API-backed user interface is a work in progress and not yet linked to the build; the core program and classic web interface are perfectly usable. Comments/ok from pea@, thanks for testing! -- -- -- Icinga monitors network resources such as servers, routers, switches, applications and services and notifies administrators or responsible persons. It's a fork of Nagios and supports its extensive pool of monitoring plug-ins. Current status information, historical logs and reports can all be accessed via a web browser. -- -- -- 2011-03-28 10:06:06 -04:00
			`SUBDIR =`
			`SUBDIR += core`
icinga: - attach icinga-web to build icinga-core: - bump REVISION for -main, -cgi and -ido - remove CFGDIR, MAKE_FLAGS from Makefile which are relics - replace /var/www with ${PREFIX-cgi} - add instructions for icinga-web to README - choose mysql by default icinga-web: - bump REVISION - remove README, all instructions are in the icinga-core README - remove comments about w.i.p - choose mysql by default - tell configure where to find icinga binary, icinga.cfg and the icinga objects dir - add icinga, icinga-idoutils and bash to RUN_DEPENDS - patch shells scripts to use the correct path for bash - patch databases.xml.in to have both DBs enabled by default with help and ok from sthen aja 2012-10-12 13:59:24 -04:00			`SUBDIR += web`
Import ports/net/icinga (with -I !, so the 'core' directory doesn't become cvs-food). See the README file for information about migrating from Nagios with minimal config changes. The icinga-web API-backed user interface is a work in progress and not yet linked to the build; the core program and classic web interface are perfectly usable. Comments/ok from pea@, thanks for testing! -- -- -- Icinga monitors network resources such as servers, routers, switches, applications and services and notifies administrators or responsible persons. It's a fork of Nagios and supports its extensive pool of monitoring plug-ins. Current status information, historical logs and reports can all be accessed via a web browser. -- -- -- 2011-03-28 10:06:06 -04:00
			`.include <bsd.port.subdir.mk>`