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Are you using Nagios or Naemon and want try openITCOCKPIT? No problem! We created a PHP script, which tries to import your existing Nagios or Naemon
configuration to a fresh instalation of openITCOCKPIT.
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<strong>Warning!</strong>
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<b>We highly recommend to use a separate Linux system for this task!</b> For example a virtual machine running <i>Ubuntu Xenial</i>.
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Do not run this on your production monitoring server! This will may cause an outage!
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<h2>Why is this beta?</h2>
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Once in a week our developers can choose a random project, they like to work on. We call this <i>Happy Friday</i>.
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Unfortunately we don't have the time to finish every project by 100 percent.
Whenever we created something that could be useful, we publish it to our
<a href="https://github.com/it-novum" target="_blank">GitHub account</a>.
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So maybe we missed a feature, or something is not working as expected but it is still worth to give it a shot.
This is basically the reason why we call it beta, we don't want to disappoint you 😉.
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Also the migration setup is a bit complex at the moment and it would help, if you are an experienced linux user.
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The project was successfully tested with different Nagios and Naemon configurations.
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One of your new year’s resolutions should be, to update your openITCOCKPIT .
Whenever a new version of openITCOCKPIT is available, you will see a notice at the package manager:
Since openITCOCKPIT Version 3.0.11-6, which was released in June 2017, we moved our APT repository to a new URL https://packages.openitcockpit.com/.
To avoid manual user actions, our packages will update your sources.list automatically, to use the new repository.
However, we are still monitoring a few downloads from the old repository.