Hi there!
Well, first post in english section of the board. Sorry, i don't speak french at all
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Well I found many problems trying to set up Oreon (great Nagios frontend, cool work) in my box. I'm working with RH 7.2, PHP 5.03, Apache 1.3.x (yes I know nothing about Apache 1.3.x support is in the project). Anyway, I thought it could work with 1.3.x version (let me know if I'm wrong, please). Well, I would report this problems on setup in another post.
Now my bigger problem is that Oreon is not passing the setup of the confgi files to the database. Is this behaviour right? May I nedd to setup again all hosts, all services, all contacts, etc, directly to the database? Is not easy for me doing it this way, I have more than 30 hosts and 600 services ...
I don't know what I'm doing wrong ... if anybody could point me in the right direction, would be great. I'm trying to move all my Nagios frontend stuff to Oreon (I think is a great revision of Nagios FE), but I'm blocked with this problem.
Thanks in advance, and keep the good work!
Well, first post in english section of the board. Sorry, i don't speak french at all

Well I found many problems trying to set up Oreon (great Nagios frontend, cool work) in my box. I'm working with RH 7.2, PHP 5.03, Apache 1.3.x (yes I know nothing about Apache 1.3.x support is in the project). Anyway, I thought it could work with 1.3.x version (let me know if I'm wrong, please). Well, I would report this problems on setup in another post.
Now my bigger problem is that Oreon is not passing the setup of the confgi files to the database. Is this behaviour right? May I nedd to setup again all hosts, all services, all contacts, etc, directly to the database? Is not easy for me doing it this way, I have more than 30 hosts and 600 services ...
I don't know what I'm doing wrong ... if anybody could point me in the right direction, would be great. I'm trying to move all my Nagios frontend stuff to Oreon (I think is a great revision of Nagios FE), but I'm blocked with this problem.
Thanks in advance, and keep the good work!

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