The client does not require privilege. If you have access to ANY modern
Solaris machine with the required stuff (gcc, gmake, perl, etc.) you should
be able to compile the client using the method provided. Once done, you can
make a tarball of the client directory (and subdirectories) and then install
this on any other Solaris machine and it should work after a little bit of
configuration. This is how I have distributed many Solaris clients -- I
copied up the client directory on the Solaris server machine. In fact, I
believe that Xymon supports a variation of this method for distributing
client updates once you have a client working.
Caveat -- you have to have the same architecture -- so don't try to run
something compiled for a SPARC on x86, and vice versa.
GLH
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 2:48 AM, Ricardas Vaitkus
<user-cf86631672ba@xymon.invalid>wrote:
Hi.
I am not root on client machines, so I can't configure clients I need. I
can't install some required libraries.
So I think it is reasonable to share compiled clients. Because now I am
using old bb clients and do not have full functionality of upgraded XYMON
Personally I mostly need Soliaris 10 clients. If anyone can help I would be
very grateful
Ricardas
Josh Luthman <user-4c45a83f15cb@xymon.invalid> wrote on 10/11/2009 15:11:41:
Untar the source and type ./configure.client
On 11/10/09, Nikesh Maharaj <user-000aaf9a8455@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Good afternoon,
I have just installed a Fedora linux server. I would like to install
the
client and monitor.
Where can I find this please ? is there a guide to install this?
Linux newbie
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