packages/omd/DEFAULT_GUI.hook

   1 #!/bin/bash
   2
   3 # Alias: Default web GUI
   4 # Menu: Web GUI
   5 # Description:
   6 #  Here you can choose your default webinterface to use. You can run several Nagios GUIs at
   7 #  the same time but only one GUI can be your default. The default GUI is opened when
   8 #  someone opens your site in a browser without a specific URL.
   9
  10 case "$1" in
  11     default)
  12             if [ ! -z "$CONFIG_WEB" ]; then echo "$CONFIG_WEB"; else  echo "welcome"; fi
  13     ;;
  14     choices)
  15             echo "welcome: Welcome page which lists all available GUIs"
  16             [ -e $OMD_ROOT/share/nagios/htdocs ] && echo "nagios: Classic Nagios webinterface"
  17             [ -e $OMD_ROOT/share/icinga/htdocs ] && echo "icinga: Classic Icinga webinterface"
  18             [ -e $OMD_ROOT/share/check_mk/web ]  && echo "check_mk: The Check_MK's Multisite GUI"
  19             [ -e $OMD_ROOT/share/thruk ]         && echo "thruk: Thruk Monitoring Webinterface"
  20             [ -e $OMD_ROOT/share/nagvis ]        && echo "nagvis: NagVis - The visualisation addon for Nagios"
  21             echo "none: No default webinterface"
  22     ;;
  23     set)
  24             # This is some sort of hack. The problem here:
  25             # The NAGVIS_URL hook depends on this hooks value but is not
  26             # executed when this hook is changed. It would be better to
  27             # solve this in a more general way in omd.
  28             if [ "$2" == "welcome" -o "$2" == "nagvis" ]; then
  29                 omd config set NAGVIS_URLS nagios >/dev/null 2>&1
  30             else
  31                 omd config set NAGVIS_URLS $2 >/dev/null 2>&1
  32             fi
  33     ;;
  34     depends)
  35         [ "$CONFIG_APACHE_MODE" != none ]
  36     ;;
  37 esac
  38