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- you can remove some obsolete files:
www/gifs
www/template.proto
bin/www.pl
bin/cgi.pl
they will not be removed automatically!
- when installing some new make variables are relevant:
DEST the directory where Big Sister is copied into
(defaults to /usr/local/lib/bs)
EXEC the directory where the DEST directory will
be found when Big Sister is running (defaults
to: same as DEST)
INCLUDE the directory where the Big Sister perl modules
will be found at runtime (defaults to EXEC/bin)
CGIPATH the url where your CGI binaries can be found
(defaults to /cgi)
USER the Big Sister user (defaults to bs)
WEBROOT the http path your Big Sister's web pages will
appear below (defaults to "/bs")
e.g. install:
make install DEST=/export/local-solaris/lib/bs EXEC=/usr/local/lib/bs CGI=/cgi-bin
- You will have to place a symbolic link to the new history cgi
bin/bshistory in your CGI directory. The same applies to bswebalarm.
- The look of web pages is much more configurable now. The notion
of 'skins' was introduced (see CONFIG). E.g. try this out: put
into your bb-display.cfg before the first %Page statement:
%skin white_bg frames
%Logskin white_bg frames
and at the bottom of the file:
%Frameset index top Big-Sister
- The status texts are now written both in text (www/logs) and
HTML (www/html) format. If
%itemref html
is used in bb-display.cfg instead of
%itemref logs
Hyperlinks web pages will point to the HTML version rather than
the text version.
- an interface for adding your own pager scripts has been added
to bb_event_generator. Add a line:
*.* pager=notify
to your bb_event_generator.cfg and customize adm/notify.cfg
- a means for treating alarms differently depending on the time
of day and week day has been added to bb_event_generator. E.g.
try this out (in bb_event_generator.cfg):
*.*{daytime 20:00-07:00} postpone_to=07:00
or
*.*{$mail eq "me" and weekday Sat,Sun} postpone=180
- FQDN support more configurable (on a per-display-server basis)
(see CONFIG: uxmon-net)
- added mechanism for running uxmon as root (touch adm/uxmon-asroot)
for those who'd like to use ICMP pings
- the history page is now a CGI script - means there are filtering
options now
- a (rudimentary) Web interface to the alarm (currently read only)
has been implemented
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