Xymon server fqdn
list Galen Johnson
Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G=
list Galen Johnson
Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list...
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Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G=
list Ralph Mitchell
$MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think. In my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around: XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com" # The hostname of your server MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set explicitly: XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com" # The name used for this servers' webserver Ralph Mitchell
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On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list... Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G=
list Galen Johnson
Yeah, I thought that was odd, too. I checked my old configs (non-terabithia) and they are set exactly like you mention. Are you using the terabithia rpms? I suspect it is something specific to those. =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Ralph Mitchell <user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid>
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$MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think. In my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around: XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com" # The hostname of your server MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set explicitly: XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com" # The name used for this servers' webserver Ralph Mitchell On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list... Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G=
list Galen Johnson
I knew there was something else...the disk tests are also picking up fake disks...like /run on my Centos instance. I've added an exclude but it still seems wrong.
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On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:42 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Yeah, I thought that was odd, too. I checked my old configs (non-terabithia) and they are set exactly like you mention. Are you using the terabithia rpms? I suspect it is something specific to those. =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Ralph Mitchell <user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid> wrote:$MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think. In my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around: XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com" # The hostname of your server MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set explicitly: XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com" # The name used for this servers' webserver Ralph Mitchell On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list... Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G=
list Ralph Mitchell
Mine is old-school, built from source. Everything's under /home/xymon, where I can find it... :) I also have a xymonnet-only server running terebithia-4.3.12, which has the same format as the source-built. Maybe the variables switched around some time after 4.3.12?
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Ralph Mitchell
On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:42 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Yeah, I thought that was odd, too. I checked my old configs (non-terabithia) and they are set exactly like you mention. Are you using the terabithia rpms? I suspect it is something specific to those. =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Ralph Mitchell <user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid> wrote:$MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think. In my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around: XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com" # The hostname of your server MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set explicitly: XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com" # The name used for this servers' webserver Ralph Mitchell On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list... Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G=
list Japheth Cleaver
Yeah, this was a change around 4.3.18: From: xymon.CHANGES.terabithia - On new server installs, $XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME will be set to the MACHINEDOTS value given by xymoncmd (which derives it from $HOSTNAME or `uname -n`). $XYMONSERVERWWWNAME will be set to the XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME value. I believe this was related to the migration of settings from wrapper scripts to xymoncmd settings, as how $MACHINEDOTS was needed to be inverted in systemd-land... This *should* have been handled by the RPM upgrade process around this time... Not sure why it wasn't in this case :/ -jc
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On 1/5/2017 1:42 PM, Galen Johnson wrote:Yeah, I thought that was odd, too. I checked my old configs
(non-terabithia) and they are set exactly like you mention. Are you
using the terabithia rpms? I suspect it is something specific to those.
=G=
On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Ralph Mitchell
<user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid>> wrote:
$MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think. In
my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around:
XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com <http://server.domain.com>";
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# The hostname of your server
MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname
And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set explicitly:
XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com <http://server.domain.com>";
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# The name used for this servers' webserver Ralph Mitchell On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid>> wrote: Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list... Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon <https://shortname.example.com/xymon>; I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G= <
list Japheth Cleaver
Well, it's wrong until a really vital tmpfs partition fills up on you at 2am =/ This change is actually in 4.4 (Effectively excluding devtmpfs, but not tmpfs), but I didn't want to alter expectations in 4.3 -- https://sourceforge.net/p/xymon/code/7932/ I could see adding /run/ on some distros to an exclude list that are *very* unlikely to fill up, but it's more a matter of cleanliness than safety. -jc
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On 1/5/2017 1:49 PM, Galen Johnson wrote:I knew there was something else...the disk tests are also picking up
fake disks...like /run on my Centos instance. I've added an exclude
but it still seems wrong.
=G=
On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:42 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid
<mailto:user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid>> wrote:
Yeah, I thought that was odd, too. I checked my old configs
(non-terabithia) and they are set exactly like you mention. Are
you using the terabithia rpms? I suspect it is something specific
to those.
=G=
On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Ralph Mitchell
<user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid>> wrote:
$MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think.
In my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around:
XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com
<http://server.domain.com>"; # The hostname of your server
MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname
And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set
explicitly:
XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com
<http://server.domain.com>"; # The name used for this
servers' webserver
Ralph Mitchell
On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson
<user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid>> wrote:
Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to
be making it to the list...
Hey,
I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my
Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails
only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example,
https://shortname/xymon
instead of
https://shortname.example.com/xymon
<https://shortname.example.com/xymon>;
I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where
this is being set and I can trace it to
XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used
for this hosts' webserver
where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as
XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your
server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here
I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well.
Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn
of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just
pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must
be missing something.
Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing?
=G=
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list Galen Johnson
This was a fresh install (switched over when I replaced the old Centos 6 server). It started fresh with 4.3.27. Both hostname and uname -n provide the shortname. =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 5:04 PM, Japheth Cleaver <user-87556346d4af@xymon.invalid>
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Yeah, this was a change around 4.3.18: From: xymon.CHANGES.terabithia - On new server installs, $XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME will be set to the MACHINEDOTS value given by xymoncmd (which derives it from $HOSTNAME or `uname -n`). $XYMONSERVERWWWNAME will be set to the XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME value. I believe this was related to the migration of settings from wrapper scripts to xymoncmd settings, as how $MACHINEDOTS was needed to be inverted in systemd-land... This *should* have been handled by the RPM upgrade process around this time... Not sure why it wasn't in this case :/ -jc On 1/5/2017 1:42 PM, Galen Johnson wrote: Yeah, I thought that was odd, too. I checked my old configs (non-terabithia) and they are set exactly like you mention. Are you using the terabithia rpms? I suspect it is something specific to those. =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Ralph Mitchell <user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid> wrote:$MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think. In my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around: XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com" # The hostname of your server MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set explicitly: XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com" # The name used for this servers' webserver Ralph Mitchell On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list... Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G=
Xymon mailing user-d459c9d661b6@xymon.invalid
list Japheth Cleaver
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On 1/5/2017 2:14 PM, Galen Johnson wrote:
This was a fresh install (switched over when I replaced the old Centos 6 server). It started fresh with 4.3.27. Both hostname and uname -n provide the shortname. =G=
Ahh, that'll do it then. IIRC $HOSTNAME is used if available, but the uname syscall, followed by a fork to `uname -n` itself, are then used to derive the local name. Just modify XYMONSERVERWWWNAME by hand in xymonserver.cfg to whatever the external view of the WWW address should be and it should work. HTH, -jc
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On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 5:04 PM, Japheth Cleaver <user-87556346d4af@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-87556346d4af@xymon.invalid>> wrote: Yeah, this was a change around 4.3.18: From: xymon.CHANGES.terabithia - On new server installs, $XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME will be set to the MACHINEDOTS value given by xymoncmd (which derives it from $HOSTNAME or `uname -n`). $XYMONSERVERWWWNAME will be set to the XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME value. I believe this was related to the migration of settings from wrapper scripts to xymoncmd settings, as how $MACHINEDOTS was needed to be inverted in systemd-land... This *should* have been handled by the RPM upgrade process around this time... Not sure why it wasn't in this case :/ -jc On 1/5/2017 1:42 PM, Galen Johnson wrote:Yeah, I thought that was odd, too. I checked my old configs (non-terabithia) and they are set exactly like you mention. Are you using the terabithia rpms? I suspect it is something specific to those. =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Ralph Mitchell <user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid>> wrote: $MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think. In my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around: XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com <http://server.domain.com>"; # The hostname of your server MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set explicitly: XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com <http://server.domain.com>"; # The name used for this servers' webserver Ralph Mitchell On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid <mailto:user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid>> wrote: Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list... Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon <https://shortname.example.com/xymon>; I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G= < <
list Galen Johnson
I already did that. I'm currently setting the fqdn first in /etc/hosts since I've been bitten by gethostbyname before with name sensitive services. I'll let you know if that works. (only had the default localhost stuff before) =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 5:20 PM, Japheth Cleaver <user-87556346d4af@xymon.invalid>
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On 1/5/2017 2:14 PM, Galen Johnson wrote: This was a fresh install (switched over when I replaced the old Centos 6 server). It started fresh with 4.3.27. Both hostname and uname -n provide the shortname. =G= Ahh, that'll do it then. IIRC $HOSTNAME is used if available, but the uname syscall, followed by a fork to `uname -n` itself, are then used to derive the local name. Just modify XYMONSERVERWWWNAME by hand in xymonserver.cfg to whatever the external view of the WWW address should be and it should work. HTH, -jc On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 5:04 PM, Japheth Cleaver <user-87556346d4af@xymon.invalid> wrote:Yeah, this was a change around 4.3.18: From: xymon.CHANGES.terabithia - On new server installs, $XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME will be set to the MACHINEDOTS value given by xymoncmd (which derives it from $HOSTNAME or `uname -n`). $XYMONSERVERWWWNAME will be set to the XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME value. I believe this was related to the migration of settings from wrapper scripts to xymoncmd settings, as how $MACHINEDOTS was needed to be inverted in systemd-land... This *should* have been handled by the RPM upgrade process around this time... Not sure why it wasn't in this case :/ -jc On 1/5/2017 1:42 PM, Galen Johnson wrote: Yeah, I thought that was odd, too. I checked my old configs (non-terabithia) and they are set exactly like you mention. Are you using the terabithia rpms? I suspect it is something specific to those. =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Ralph Mitchell <user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid> wrote:$MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think. In my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around: XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com" # The hostname of your server MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set explicitly: XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com" # The name used for this servers' webserver Ralph Mitchell On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list... Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G=Xymon mailing user-d459c9d661b6@xymon.invalid
list Galen Johnson
Ok...adding to /etc/hosts made no difference. I had to set the hostname to the fqdn so it would get picked up by uname -a and hostname as the fqdn. Of course, I had to restart xymon server to get that picked up correctly (I always forget to do that).
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On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 5:23 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:
I already did that. I'm currently setting the fqdn first in /etc/hosts since I've been bitten by gethostbyname before with name sensitive services. I'll let you know if that works. (only had the default localhost stuff before) =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 5:20 PM, Japheth Cleaver <user-87556346d4af@xymon.invalid> wrote:On 1/5/2017 2:14 PM, Galen Johnson wrote: This was a fresh install (switched over when I replaced the old Centos 6 server). It started fresh with 4.3.27. Both hostname and uname -n provide the shortname. =G= Ahh, that'll do it then. IIRC $HOSTNAME is used if available, but the uname syscall, followed by a fork to `uname -n` itself, are then used to derive the local name. Just modify XYMONSERVERWWWNAME by hand in xymonserver.cfg to whatever the external view of the WWW address should be and it should work. HTH, -jc On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 5:04 PM, Japheth Cleaver <user-87556346d4af@xymon.invalid> wrote:Yeah, this was a change around 4.3.18: From: xymon.CHANGES.terabithia - On new server installs, $XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME will be set to the MACHINEDOTS value given by xymoncmd (which derives it from $HOSTNAME or `uname -n`). $XYMONSERVERWWWNAME will be set to the XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME value. I believe this was related to the migration of settings from wrapper scripts to xymoncmd settings, as how $MACHINEDOTS was needed to be inverted in systemd-land... This *should* have been handled by the RPM upgrade process around this time... Not sure why it wasn't in this case :/ -jc On 1/5/2017 1:42 PM, Galen Johnson wrote: Yeah, I thought that was odd, too. I checked my old configs (non-terabithia) and they are set exactly like you mention. Are you using the terabithia rpms? I suspect it is something specific to those. =G= On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Ralph Mitchell <user-00a5e44c48c0@xymon.invalid> wrote:$MACHINEDOTS should be being set in xymonserver.cfg, I think. In my installation (xymon-4.3.12) I have it the other way around: XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="server.domain.com" # The hostname of your server MACHINEDOTS="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # This systems hostname And for some reason I don't remember, the WWW name is set explicitly: XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="server.domain.com" # The name used for this servers' webserver Ralph Mitchell On Thu, Jan 5, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Galen Johnson <user-fc632e705d24@xymon.invalid> wrote:Interestingly, emails from my work address don't seem to be making it to the list... Hey, I'm at a loss here. I'm using the Terabithia RPM for my Xymon server and the links that are provided in emails only use the shortname of my xymon server. For example, https://shortname/xymon instead of https://shortname.example.com/xymon I've dug through the xymonserver.cfg file to see where this is being set and I can trace it to XYMONSERVERWWWNAME="$XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME" # The name used for this hosts' webserver where XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME is defined as XYMONSERVERHOSTNAME="$MACHINEDOTS" # The hostname of your server. In the RPM, xymoncmd sets this before we get here I have FQDN="TRUE" set as well. Any idea where I can set this to give me the actual fqdn of the server? I'm assuming that 'xymoncmd' is just pulling in 'hostname' rather than 'hostname -f'. I must be missing something. Anyone have any insight into what I may be missing? =G=Xymon mailing user-d459c9d661b6@xymon.invalid