rrogier
09-22-2008, 04:19 PM
Hi All,
I have what is hopefully a quick question. I installed Centreon on a system and got it fully working. I then realized that I had installed Centreon using the /usr/local file placement method which is not the standard chosen for this server. To fix this, I uninstalled Centreon completely. I did NOT however drop the databases or users out of the MySQL system. It seems that this is causing major issues as most things (like the menu system, nagios setup options, etc) are now doubled. I need an easy way to either clean up everything that has been duplicated or need to get back to the setup screens that appear when you do the initial web-based setup.
Can anyone guide me down this path? If I just drop the CentCore and CentStore databases will the application automatically go back and try to setup the system again or do I need to do physical database surgery? My goal is to not have to redo the setup of Centreon in it's entirety. Any help would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Robert W. Rogier
I have what is hopefully a quick question. I installed Centreon on a system and got it fully working. I then realized that I had installed Centreon using the /usr/local file placement method which is not the standard chosen for this server. To fix this, I uninstalled Centreon completely. I did NOT however drop the databases or users out of the MySQL system. It seems that this is causing major issues as most things (like the menu system, nagios setup options, etc) are now doubled. I need an easy way to either clean up everything that has been duplicated or need to get back to the setup screens that appear when you do the initial web-based setup.
Can anyone guide me down this path? If I just drop the CentCore and CentStore databases will the application automatically go back and try to setup the system again or do I need to do physical database surgery? My goal is to not have to redo the setup of Centreon in it's entirety. Any help would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Robert W. Rogier