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Hi Charles...  Welcome.

Once you start up Xymon for the first time, it will generate all the web files you're looking for.

So, check out /home/xymon/server.  There should be a file called "xymon.sh".  This starts up the server and begins the process of collecting data and creating those files.  You can run it (as the Xymon user) by doing this:

[xymon]$ ./xymon.sh start

It'll whirr for a second (depending on box beefiness) and then give you the prompt back.  Wait about 5 minutes, and go look at your webroot then...  It will contain the index.html you're looking for (and a whole lot more!)


On Mar 22, 2011, at 1:33 PM, Moore, Charles wrote:

OK.  I've installed v4.3.0 into /home/xymon.  It seems to have installed
successfully on Solaris 10 or at least no major errors.  The URL for getting
into xymon http://svrnam/xymon which points to /home/xymon/server/www.  This
directory has:  
gifs/  help/  html/  menu/  notes/  phpinfo.php  rep/  snap/  wml/
subdirectories under it.  What script/executable/file is supposed to run
upon entry by the browser?  Shouldn't there be a index.html or similar in
there to start things off?


Charlie Moore

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