=item *
Make sure you are in the directory that you unpacked spong in and type:
-C<./build <os>> where E<lt>osE<gt> is the name corresponding to your
+C<./build> C<os> where E<lt>osE<gt> is the name corresponding to your
operating system. You can type C<./build help> to generate a list of
valid operating system strings.
This is the URI path to the location of the B<www-spong> CGI program in the web
server's document tree. For example, if the URL of www-spong is going to be
C<http://www.example.org/spong/cgi-bin/www-spong>, you need to set I<$WWWSPONG>
-to '/spong/cgi-bin/www-spong'. See also L</"SPONG CGI DIR">.
+to '/spong/cgi-bin/www-spong'. See also L</"Spong CGI Directory">.
=item $WWWACK
This is the URI path to the location of the B<www-spong-ack> CGI program in the
web server's document tree. For example, if the URL of www-spong is going to be
C<http://www.example.org/spong/cgi-bin/www-spong-ack>, you need to set
-I<$WWWSPONG> to '/spong/cgi-bin/www-spong-ack'. See also L</"SPONG CGI DIR">.
+I<$WWWSPONG> to '/spong/cgi-bin/www-spong-ack'. See also
+ L</"Spong CGI Directory">.
=item $WWWGIF
# the POD document sources. It will build various formats: html, text and man
#
-# $Id: builddoc,v 1.1 2000/09/14 17:19:32 sljohnson Exp $
+# $Id: builddoc,v 1.2 2001/01/06 06:36:13 sljohnson Exp $
use File::Basename;
use Getopt::Long;
$files =~ s/\s+/ /g; # Make the whitepace into spaces
$cmd = "mpod2html -dir ../www/docs/ -tocname spongtoc -idxname spongindex"
- . " $files 1> /tmp/pod.out 2>&1";
+ . " $files >/tmp/pod.out 2>&1";
system $cmd;
exit 0;
}
is prepended to the list of services unless 'noping' is defined.
Another important attribute for a host is the
-L<skip_network_checks|spong.conf/"skip_network_check"> flag. If this flag is
+L<skip_network_checks|spong.hosts/"skip_network_check"> flag. If this flag is
set for a host. The B<spong-network> proram will skip the check for the host.
=back
The I<ip_addr> attribute is a list (well reference to one anyway) of IP
address that the machine responds to.
-The I<skip_network_checks) flag be used to temporarily disable the network
+The I<skip_network_checks> flag be used to temporarily disable the network
checks for one or more hosts. The hosts can stll received spong-client status
updates. And the historical network information for the hosts is available.
This is useful when the hosts are being renamed or re-networked over an
=item Summary Information
This section shows summary information for the service. First is a colored bar
-that shows the current status color of the service. See L<|"Status Colors"> for
+that shows the current status color of the service. See L<"Status Colors"> for
details. Next is the I<Updated:> field which if the date and time of the last
update of the status. The I<Duration> field shows the amount of time that the
service has been in it's current status. And last is the I<Summary> field
The default SNMP Community name is I<public>. To provide an alternate default
SNMP Community name add it to the
-L<$HOSTS_DEFAULTS|spong.conf/"$HOSTS_DEFAULTS"> entry in the B<spong.conf> file
+L<$HOSTS_DEFAULTS|spong.hosts/"$HOSTS_DEFAULTS"> entry in the B<spong.conf> file
(i.e. $HOSTS_DEFAULTS{'snmp_community'} = 'secret';).
To override the default name on a per host basis, specify a C<snmp_ community>
attribute in a host's entry in the I<%HOSTS> variabile of the L<spong.conf>
-configuration file. See the L<Examples|"EXAMPLES"> section for a detailed
+configuration file. See the L<"EXAMPLES"> section for a detailed
example.
=item Ignored Interfaces
A default list of interfaces to ignore is added an 'ignore_interfaces' entry
to the $HOSTS_DEFAULTS variable. A list of interfaces to ignore in all hosts
is created by adding an 'ignore_interfaces' entry to the $HOSTS_ALL varirable.
-See the L<Examples|"EXAMPLES> section for a detailed example.
+See the L<Examples|"EXAMPLES"> section for a detailed example.
=back
L<spong-network>, L<check_snmp>,
L<spong-network Modules Template|spong-network-mod-template>,
-L<Spong Developer Guide|develop-guide>
+L<Spong Developer Guide|developer-guide>
=head1 NOTES