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Cnagios is a full-screen terminal interface for viewing Nagios HOST and SERVICE objects, and the durations of their current states. It's lightning fast becauseit's written in C using the curses library. And it's super flexible because it uses the perl C library to shorten and alter host, service and plugin output and filter the displayed hosts or services.
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Can't download it =(
Owner's reply

Hi Zoltan! The source for cnagios can now be found here:

https://github.com/dannywarren/cnagios

bysteffan, December 7, 2011
First i had trouble installing on OpenSUSE11, since lcurses doesn't exist but lncurses does (had to change it in the Makefile using VI. after that i was able to make and install it.

But its not working, sadly. i really liked the look of it but when i run it, it outputs:
"reading status.dat...Segmentation fault" and then quits.
Dont think it works with my version of nagios, or its looking for the status.dat in a wrong place, but i cant set where to look for it?!?!?!
So sadly, doesnt work :(
Owner's reply

Hi Steffan! I know you submitted this cnagios review forever ago, but I recently took over maintenance of cnagios.

I believe the status.dat issue was fixed before I took over, but lcurses vs lncurses issue on OpenSUSE might still be a problem?

If you have the time, would love it if you could try again with the latest sources and let me know what your makefile tweak was, I'll integrate it in to the official makefile.

If you have long since moved on, no worries. :)

Thanks!