Does anyone know how to set the variable to a global value? I currently get notification every 2 minutes (eg. every time the nrpe checker runs for a service) which gets very annoying. Going and editing this for every service is going to get quite tedious because there are five locations and dozens of services in each one)
so - how do i set it globally? Any further suggestions?
notification_interval
Regards, V.
I have access to a a previously set up FreeBSD box with a number of jails on it. One of the jails is an SQL server, and does not have ssh enabled on it.
How can I gain access to a shell on that jail from the host machine? (I have root rights on it.)
I would like to forward mail that gets sent root@localhost on multiple servers to our company admin account (e-mail is hosted on gmail)
I have installed ssmtp on centos 5.5 via yum and configured it. i've also changed the last line in /etc/aliases to reflect where mail to root should go to.
I've then tried sending mail to root - this gets delivered without a problem (mail -v root) I've also tried sending mail to root@localhost - this is not delivered to the specified gmail account.
I've recently discovered some documentation on sage.org website that would be of interest and great help to me. But in order to access to it I have to register with USENIX. Now since I'm from Europe and the organization is very US based I cant see a reason to pay a sizable membership fee - I will not benefit from most offers.
Now the question in two parts:
Can anyone suggest how do I explain to my employer (based on what I stated above) why he has to pay for my membership?
Anyone know of a LEGAL way to get my hands on that SAGE documentation?