I think I noticed why this isn't working on my new server. After installing the server I had all of the statuses that one would normally only expect to see if you had the client installed (cpu, memory, msgs, etc). So I assumed that the client was running also, but it's not. Do I need to compile and run the client as well on the server, just to get the ports checks to work?
Charles Jones wrote:
I'm trying to make that darn white ports dot go away (until Henrik adds the "noports" option) on my freshly installed hobbit server (latest snapshot).
Snippet of my hobbit-clients.cfg
HOST=my-hostname-1
PORT LOCAL=%([.:]22^) STATE=LISTEN "TEXT=SSH listener" color="yellow"
PORT LOCAL=%([.:]22^) STATE=ESTABLISHED MAX=10 TRACK=ssh "TEXT=SSH" color="yellow"
PORT LOCAL=%([.:]8080^) STATE=LISTEN "TEXT=Apache SSL Server" color="yellow"
PORT LOCAL=%([.:]8080^) STATE=ESTABLISHED MAX=20 TRACK=apache TEXT=apache color="yellow"
Do I have something wrong there? I still have the white dot of doom :)
Here is a snippet of the actual netstat output that is displayed on the ports page:
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:22 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:8080 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN