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On 2013/03/17 10:40, Kirill Bychkov wrote:
> Also move MESSAGE-* to README-*
I wrote these in quite a short way to avoid using much space on the screen
for use in MESSAGE, if they are moving to README then we can add a little more
explanation which I think is useful for munin-node (munin-server is probably
OK as-is, though we might want to add more information later).
> +Install p5-Net-SNMP to use the optional SNMP-based monitors.
> +
> +Before starting munin-node, you should create symlinks in
> +${SYSCONFDIR}/munin/plugins as described in the manual (manually or
> +using the output from munin-node-configure --shell), adapt
> +${SYSCONFDIR}/munin/munin-node.conf if necessary (e.g. if a remote
> +server will query this node).
Suggested text for this:-
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------
| Running ${FULLPKGNAME} on OpenBSD
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------
munin-node is the "client" side of Munin; it runs on various hosts and
accepts requests from a munin-server, and invokes various plugins to
provide statistics about the host.
Before starting munin-node, you will need to configure access controls
and choose which plugins to use.
Access controls are configured in ${SYSCONFDIR}/munin/munin-node.conf.
Plugins are enabled by creating symlinks in ${SYSCONFDIR}/munin/plugins.
Run "munin-node-configure --shell" to output a set of shell commands to
enable plugins which can be auto-detected. (These commands are not run
automatically, so you can easily choose which you would like to enable).
SNMP-based monitors are also available; to use these, install the
p5-Net-SNMP package.
For further information, see http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki/Documentation
