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Another Newbie question. What is supposed to run after entering URL

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list Charles Moore · Tue, 22 Mar 2011 10:33:02 -0700 ·
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
list Jerald Sheets · Tue, 22 Mar 2011 13:42:32 -0400 ·
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!)
quoted from Charles Moore


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

#!/jerald
Linux User #183003
Ubuntu User #32648
Public GPG Key:  http://questy.org/js.asc

-----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK-----
Version: 3.1
GIT/MU d-@ s++(++)>+++:> a+ C++++(+++)$>++ UBLAVHSC++(on)$>++++ P++(+++)$>++++ L++(++++)$>+++ !E---(---)>--- W+(++)$>+++ N(+)$>++ !o !K-- w(--)>--- O()@> M++(++)$>++ V()>- PS+++()@>-- PE(++)@>+ Y+(+)@>+ PGP++(++)$>+++ t+(++)@>+++ 5(+)@>+ X+(++)@>+++ R+(+)@>++ tv-(+)$>++ b+++(++)$>++ DI++++(++)>+++ D++(++)@>++ G++(++)@>++ e++(++)$>++ h(-)$>- r+++(+++)@>+++ y+(+++)>++++@ 
------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------
list Charles Moore · Tue, 22 Mar 2011 11:20:42 -0700 ·
Thank you.  I stopped and started xymon a dozen times.  But, thanks to you
telling me that the files were supposed to be there, I started poking
through the logs to see who did what.  Turns out a small single line message
complained that ³ld.so.1: xymongen: fatal: libpcre.so.0: open failed: No
such file or directory².  I added /usr/local/lib to the libraries DB and
boom things started up.

Thank you for the pointer.
quoted from Jerald Sheets


On 3/22/11 10:42 AM, "Jerald Sheets" <user-96a6f34c5806@xymon.invalid> wrote:
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

#!/jerald
Linux User #183003
Ubuntu User #32648
Public GPG Key:  http://questy.org/js.asc

-----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK-----
Version: 3.1
GIT/MU d-@ s++(++)>+++:> a+ C++++(+++)$>++ UBLAVHSC++(on)$>++++ P++(+++)$>++++
L++(++++)$>+++ !E---(---)>--- W+(++)$>+++ N(+)$>++ !o !K-- w(--)>--- O()@>
M++(++)$>++ V()>- PS+++()@>-- PE(++)@>+ Y+(+)@>+ PGP++(++)$>+++ t+(++)@>+++
5(+)@>+ X+(++)@>+++ R+(+)@>++ tv-(+)$>++ b+++(++)$>++ DI++++(++)>+++
D++(++)@>++ G++(++)@>++ e++(++)$>++ h(-)$>- r+++(+++)@>+++ y+(+++)>++++@
------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------

Charlie Moore
Senior Systems Engineer
EarthLink Business
(XXX) XXX-XXXX
list Jeremy Laidman · Wed, 23 Mar 2011 10:24:27 +1100 ·
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 4:33 AM, Moore, Charles
quoted from Charles Moore
<user-9966bf74e8db@xymon.invalid>wrote:
OK.  I've installed v4.3.0 into /home/xymon.  It seems to have installed
upon entry by the browser?  Shouldn't there be a index.html or similar in
there to start things off?
The xymond process creates the index.html file.  When you run xymond for the
first time, the index.html doesn't exist, but after it runs through its
tests it will create it for you.

Cheers
Jeremy
list Charles Moore · Tue, 22 Mar 2011 16:43:49 -0700 ·
Thanks for the reply.  Someone else pointed this out to me as well.  Turns
out that there was a problem with pcre libraries not being found in the
common directories.  This precluded any files being created.  I thought I
had a problem with apache configuration.  This all was not evident to me
until searching through the copious logs and found a single line entry about
the error.  Once I added pcre to the library database it has all started up
fine.

Thanks again.


On 3/22/11 4:24 PM, "Jeremy Laidman" <user-71895fb2e44c@xymon.invalid> wrote:
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 4:33 AM, Moore, Charles <user-9966bf74e8db@xymon.invalid>
quoted from Jeremy Laidman
wrote:
OK.  I've installed v4.3.0 into /home/xymon.  It seems to have installed
 
upon entry by the browser?  Shouldn't there be a index.html or similar in
there to start things off?
The xymond process creates the index.html file.  When you run xymond for the
first time, the index.html doesn't exist, but after it runs through its tests
it will create it for you.

Cheers
Jeremy 
Charlie Moore
Senior Systems Engineer
EarthLink Business
(XXX) XXX-XXXX