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I have the need to assemble a report and graph from a series of existing Nagios logs that cover a month or so.
Preferably, assemble some RRD graph that shows the outages and times.
I realize there are utilities to have Nagios log to MySQL etc., but that won't really help me right now. I need to parse the logs and get the information settled.
I looked around the net, don't see much out there - but I wonder if anyone here might know of a few tricks I could use to accomplish what I need. There are specific hosts I need to report.
I have the need to assemble a report and graph from a series of existing Nagios logs that cover a month or so.
Preferably, assemble some RRD graph that shows the outages and times.
I realize there are utilities to have Nagios log to MySQL etc., but that won't really help me right now. I need to parse the logs and get the information settled.
I looked around the net, don't see much out there - but I wonder if anyone here might know of a few tricks I could use to accomplish what I need. There are specific hosts I need to report.
Thanks.
You can try with gnu plot but you have to write script.
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