Re: [Perfparse-users] configure options

[Veiko K. <ve...@pa...>]

I thing, I did this correctly. At least now I understand the logic.
But now I have another problem - when doing as manual says:

Run 'perfparse-db-tool --help' to see if this feature is available. If
not, use the method described above, and then run 'perfparse-db-tool
--update' to be sure that any new DB changes are utilized.

and I get:
perfparse-db-tool --update
perfparse-db-tool: error while loading shared libraries:
libpp_mysql.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Ben Clewett wrote:
> The --with-imagedir image directory should contain the Nagios images, 
> shared by PerfParse.  Try doing a search for some of these:
> 
> flapping.gif
> tacenabled.jpg
> sbgeneral.png
> 
> The cgi --with-cgidir should contain at least these:
> 
> history.cgi
> statuswml.cgi
> extinfo.cgi
> 
> The --with-http_image_path is the browser http path to the above image 
> directory.  Check what Nagios uses, look at the source of the HTML...
> 
> The --prefix is used to locate the nagios 'etc' and nagios 'var' 
> directories.  Which will contain nagios.cfg and nagios.log respectively. 
>  If these are not in a common subdirectory or not called 'etc' and 'var' 
> then I believe you can use:
> 
>     --sysconfdir   (for dir containing nagios.cfg)
>     
> I am not sure of the directive for the final 'var' directory containing 
> serviceperf.log.  Maybe Yves might know?  However, this file can be 
> specified exactly in the perfparse.cfg.  So not needed.  Compile code 
> and edit perfparse.cfg.
> 
> Let us know,
> 
> Ben.