Thanks for the quick response. I didn't have enough time to test the
package but one of the zabbix developers
has posted an example of the zabbix.conf.php file.
It seems that Debian configuration file is quite different from the
current one that zabbix generates:
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<?php
global $DB;
$DB["TYPE"] = "MYSQL";
$DB["SERVER"] = "127.0.0.1";
$DB["PORT"] = "0";
$DB["DATABASE"] = "dbname";
$DB["USER"] = "user";
$DB["PASSWORD"] = "pass";
$ZBX_SERVER = "127.0.0.1";
$ZBX_SERVER_PORT = "10051";
$IMAGE_FORMAT_DEFAULT = IMAGE_FORMAT_PNG;
?>
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According to this, it seems that some vars are renamed (like DB_*)
and IMAGE_FORMAT_DEFAULT is also not included (like ZBX_* reported in
this bug). However, Zabbix is still working (I would bet because in
source code I've seen some double-checking about existence of $DB[var]).
Is that possible that we can follow the same standard file as Zabbix
mainstream to avoid future issues?
Is there any reason to follow (for instance) DB_TYPE instead of
DB["TYPE"]? Can this be implemented?
Miguel.
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