# $Id: Portfile,v 1.5 2006/02/07 16:34:38 markd Exp $

PortSystem	1.0

name			nagios
version			2.0rc2

categories		net
maintainers		markd@opendarwin.org
platforms		darwin

description		Nagios is a host and service monitoring program

long_description	A network service and host monitor that can notify you \
			when servers go down by monitoring for external services \
			such as HTTP, FTP, SMTP, SNMP, as well as internal host \
			checks for things such as CPU and disk usage and many \
			other things.

homepage		http://nagios.org
					
master_sites		sourceforge
checksums		md5 373124639093919dc8858a243d760f84

depends_build		port:gd2
depends_lib             lib:libssl:openssl \
			port:nagios-plugins

patchfiles		patch-sample-minimal.cfg.in.diff

destroot.destdir        prefix=${prefix} DESTDIR=${destroot}

destroot.target		install install-config install-commandmode install-init

configure.args         	--with-cgiurl=/nagios/cgi-bin \
			--with-htmurl=/nagios \
			--with-nagios-user=nagios \
			--with-nagios-grp=nagios \
			--with-command-grp=nagios \
			--with-gd-lib=${prefix}/lib \
			--with-gd-inc=${prefix}/include \
			--sbindir=${prefix}/sbin/nagios \
			--libexecdir=${prefix}/libexec/nagios \
			--datadir=${prefix}/share/nagios \
			--with-lockfile=${prefix}/var/nagios/nagios.lock \
			--with-init-dir=${prefix}/var/nagios \
			--sysconfdir=${prefix}/etc/nagios \
			--localstatedir=${prefix}/var/nagios

startupitem.create      yes
startupitem.start       "${prefix}/var/nagios/nagios.init start"
startupitem.stop        "${prefix}/var/nagios/nagios.init stop"

pre-configure {
        reinplace "s|INIT_OPTS=-o root -g root|INIT_OPTS=-o nagios -g nagios|g" \
                "${worksrcpath}/Makefile.in"

	reinplace "s|daemon-init \$(DESTDIR)\$(INIT_DIR)/nagios|daemon-init \$(DESTDIR)\$(INIT_DIR)/nagios.init|g" \
		"${worksrcpath}/Makefile.in"

	reinplace "s|check_external_commands=0|check_external_commands=1|g" \
                "${worksrcpath}/sample-config/nagios.cfg.in"
}

pre-build {
	adduser nagios
	addgroup nagios
}

post-destroot {
# Keep the empty command file directory created by 'make install-commandmode'
        destroot.keepdirs ${destroot}${prefix}/var/nagios/rw

# Backup sample files and then rename them for use
	xinstall -d -m 755 ${destroot}${prefix}/etc/nagios/sample
	system "cd ${destroot}${prefix}/etc/nagios ; cp *.cfg-sample sample/"
	system "cd ${destroot}${prefix}/etc/nagios/ ; \
		mv bigger.cfg-sample bigger.cfg; \
		mv cgi.cfg-sample cgi.cfg; \
		mv checkcommands.cfg-sample checkcommands.cfg; \
		mv minimal.cfg-sample minimal.cfg; \
		mv misccommands.cfg-sample misccommands.cfg; \
		mv nagios.cfg-sample nagios.cfg; \
		mv resource.cfg-sample resource.cfg;"
}

post-activate {

ui_msg "\n   
	               ************************************************************
		  The basic steps to complete the installation are below.  But Nagios is
		  a complex program so you should read the documentation online at
		  http://www.nagios.org or locally at ${prefix}/share/nagios/docs/index.html
		  to fully understand Nagios.
		           ************************************************************                      

IMPORTANT: A user and group called 'nagios' has been created and you must run
	   nagios as that user.



1) Setup Apache's httpd.conf file for Nagios (restart Apache when done)
        
   Insert the \"Nagios stuff\" text block somewhere *above* your Apache cgi-bin
   ScriptAlias statement:

	ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ \"/Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables/\"

#
# Nagios stuff
 
ScriptAlias /nagios/cgi-bin/ \"${prefix}/sbin/nagios/\"
<Directory \"${prefix}/sbin/nagios\">
 AllowOverride None
    Options ExecCGI
    Order allow,deny 
    Allow from all
    AuthName \"Nagios Access\"
    AuthType Basic
    AuthUserFile ${prefix}/etc/nagios/htpasswd.users
    require valid-user
</Directory>
 
Alias /nagios \"${prefix}/share/nagios\"
<Directory \"${prefix}/share/nagios\">
    Options None
    AllowOverride AuthConfig
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
</Directory>
 
# End Nagios stuff
#


2) Configure the minimal.cfg sample file in ${prefix}/etc/nagios to your requirements.
   Then test the configuration with this command until you get no errors:

	sudo nagios -v ${prefix}/etc/nagios/nagios.cfg


3) Set user 'nagiosadmin' as a \"superuser\" in ${prefix}/etc/nagios/nagios.cfg

   authorized_for_system_information= nagiosadmin
   authorized_for_configuration_information= nagiosadmin
   authorized_for_system_commands= nagiosadmin
   authorized_for_all_services= nagiosadmin
   authorized_for_all_hosts= nagiosadmin
   authorized_for_all_service_commands= nagiosadmin
   authorized_for_all_host_commands= nagiosadmin


4) Create a 'nagiosadmin' user/password for administator Nagios webpage access

	htpasswd -c ${prefix}/etc/nagios/htpasswd.users nagiosadmin

   Create other users as desired, omit '-c' since it creates the password file.  Make
   additional users login names match Nagios contact names to restrict web viewing to your
   host's by contact.


5) Start Nagios and login

   Be sure to run launchctl so Nagios will start at system boot:

	sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.darwinports.nagios.plist

   You may now start Nagios manually with this command (or a reboot):

	sudo ${prefix}/var/nagios/nagios.init start


6) You may now login as 'nagiosadmin' to the Nagios web interface at http://localhost/nagios


NOTE: The SMTP server Postfix is required to enable Nagios email notifications


File Locations:

	Configuration files: ${prefix}/etc/nagios (minimal.cfg used by default)
	Nagios plugins: ${prefix}/libexec/nagios
	Lock file:  ${prefix}/var/nagios/nagios.lock
 	Init file:  ${prefix}/var/nagios/nagios.init
	HTML URL:  http://localhost/nagios/
	CGI URL:  http://localhost/nagios/cgi-bin/

\n"

}