This is probably going to be one of those of course! answers, but I've spent all night looking up tutorials and FAQs on Munin and can't seem to find the answer.
I have Munin installed, and I'm trying to serve the page that shows the graphs using Apache.
Hi everyone
I'm currently trying to install munin to monitor my server loads etc but i'm having a few difficulties getting it running
this is what ive done so far
Installed Munin and Munin node
I've set the directory for munin to send HTML outputs to
home/username/public_html/munin and also given munin ownership of this directory
Munin is quite verbose, and logs a bunch of things into munin-graph.log, munin-html.log, munin-limits.log and munin-update.log at each run of munin-cron.
I already reduced munin-node logging level by setting log_level 0 in munin-node.conf, and that works well.
I've just installed Munin for the first time in around twelve months, and I've hit a familiar error.
I remember from last year that there is an oddity where Munin wants to keep its html files in /var/cache/munin/www, rather than the usual /var/www/munin.
We are facing a problem on one of our server on which munin is installed. Actually it is not showing any any information of clients(nodes)connected to it. I restarted the munin-node service running on service but it is still not showing anything.
So im planning to reinstall the application itself.
So I need to know how to uninstall this app. Or i can simply delete the files of munin.
I've got a pretty much default sites-enabled set up in my nginx on debian squeeze and i'm now trying to get it to serve up my munin graphs on myhost/munin/
Heres the location i've added to the config
location /munin
{
root /var/cache/munin/www/;
index index.htm index.html;
}
And here is the error I recieve:
201
That was a bug in munin. It was repaired with this:http:/... [by fonya]
I have installed Munin from WHM and added a couple of servers to it and the graphs are generating. However, I need to access the Munin graphs directly i.e. without logging to WHM.. may be from a sub directory of a domain OR from the default directory of the cPanel server.. Is it possible and how?
I have a machine with several virtual hosts. How do I configure munin and munin-node to break up the network traffic/bandwidth by virtual host?
i.e. vhost1.example.com, vhost2.example.com where both are on the a machine with the same ip address.
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