# This is my spong.conf file for my Demo/Testing Spong site at monsters.org.
# I've made it available to everyone to see how I did it.
#
# NOTE:
# For those looking for the sysquery.pl or the System Summary scripts
# in Spong, they are not in there. System Summary (syssymm) is a seperate
# package. It is also hosted on SourceForge.net
#    (http://sourceforge.net/projects/syssumm/

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Generic SPONG settings, specifies where files are kept, etc...
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

$SERVICELISTFIX = 0;
$HOSTGROUPALL = 0;

# This controls the a Spong Display client's default view 
$SPONG_DEFAULT_VIEW = "OVERVIEW";     # Can be HOSTS, GROUPS
$WWW_DEFAULT_VIEW = "GROUPS";     # Can be HOSTS, GROUPS


$SPONG_SERVER_ALARM = 10;


$SPONGSLEEP{'DEFAULT'} = 300;

$SPONGSLEEP	      = 300;
$SPONGSERVER	      = "zero.monsters.org";
$SPONGDB	      = "/usr/local/spong/var/database";
$SPONGTMP	      = "/usr/local/spong/tmp";
$SPONG_UPDATE_PORT    = 1998;
$SPONG_QUERY_PORT     = 1999;
#$SPONG_BB_UPDATE_PORT = 1984;
#$SPONG_CLIENT_PORT    = 2000;

$SPONG_LOG_FILE = 1;
$SPONG_LOG_SYSLOG = 0;

# Keep status updates which cause generate an event (i.e. change of status)
#  (Note: This option generate large amounts of data. Use with caution.)
$STATUS_HISTORY  = 1;

# Number of frames to use in Web Displays
$WWWFRAMES = 3;      # Can be 2 or 3, defaults to 2

# Set to show long host names on Host Summary web display
$WWW_FQDN = 1;

$WWWGIFS     = "/spong/images";
$WWWDOCS     = "/spong/docs";
$WWWHTML     = "/usr/local/spong/www/html";
$WWWSPONG    = "/spong/www-spong";
$WAPSPONG    = "/spong/wap-spong";
$WWWACK      = "/spong//www-spong-ack";
$WWWCONTACT  = "/spong/cgi-bin/page";

undef $WWWCONTACT;

# Customized link(s) that can be added to the Host Display (right frame)
#$WWW_ACTIONBAR_CUSTOM = 
# "<a href=\"http://main-ops.dummy.com:1400/ldapsearch?query=cn $name " .
# "ou=Inventory o=Dummy Inc o=My State o=US\">Machine Info</a>";

$WWW_ACTIONBAR_CUSTOM = '
 <a href=\"/spong-rrd/$name/index.html\">Charts</a> ||
 <a href=\"/cgi-bin/sysquery.pl?target=$name\">Summary</a>';

# Customizable link that can be added to Host Problems displays (left frame)
$WWW_PROB_ACTIONBAR = $WWW_ACTIONBAR_CUSTOM;  # Default to Host Display
                                              # actionbar

# Customizable action bar of Title Frame (only if $WWWFRAMES = 3)
$WWW_TITLE_ACTIONBAR =
# ' <b>Extended ActionBar: </b> ' .
#'<b> | </b>' .
#' <a href="/spong-rrd/index.html">Spong RRD Charts</a> ' .
#' || <a href="/cgi-bin/sysquery.pl?target=showall">System Summaries</a>' .
#' || <a href="/spong/spong.conf">spong.conf</a>' . 
#' || <a href="/spong/spong.hosts">spong.hosts</a>' .
#' || <a href="/spong/spong.groups">spong.groups</a>';
'<table cellpadding=2><tr>' . 
'<td> <a href="/spong-rrd/index.html">Spong RRD Charts</a> </td> ' .
#'<td> <a href="/cgi-bin/sysquery.pl?target=showall">System Summaries</a> </td>' .
#'<td> <a href="/syssumm-info.html">&lt;- Info about System Summaries</a> </td>' .
'</tr><tr>' . 
'</table>' .
'<table cellpadding=3><tr>' . 
' <td> <a href="/spong.conf">spong.conf</a> </td>' . 
' <td> <a href="/spong.hosts">spong.hosts</a> </td>' .
' <td> <a href="/spong.groups">spong.groups</a> </td>' . 
' <td> <a href="/spong.message">spong.message</a> </td>' . 
' <td>&lt;- My Configuration Files </td>' .
'</tr></table>' 
;

$WWW_TITLE_SIZE = "80";

$WWW_TITLE_COLOR = "#ccccff";
$WWW_CELL_COLOR  = "#cccccc";

$WWW_USE_IMAGES = 1;

$WWW_COLOR{"red"}    = "#cc0000";
$WWW_COLOR{"yellow"} = "#ffff00";
$WWW_COLOR{"green"}  = "#339900";
$WWW_COLOR{"purple"} = "#990099";
$WWW_COLOR{"blue"}   = "#0000ff";
$WWW_COLOR{"clear"}  = "#999999";

@WWW_REFRESH_ALLOW = ( '192.2.*' );
@WWW_REFRESH_DENY  = ( '.*'  );

# Date and time format strings. These are strftime() format variables
$DATEFMT = "%m/%d/%y";
$TIMEFMT = "%H:%M:%S";
$TIMEFMTNOSEC = "%H:%M";
$DATETIMEFMT = "%b %d %H:%M:%S %Y";

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# spong-cleanup parameters
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

$SPONG_ARCHIVE = "/usr/local/spong/var/archives";  # Where to put the old
                                                   # history entries

$OLD_SERVICE   = 3;  # How many days to keep stale status reported before
                     # removal
$OLD_HISTORY   = 7;  # How many days of history to keep for each host


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# spong-network settings
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

$CRIT_WARN_LEVEL = 3;

$RECHECKSLEEP = 5;

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Thresholds, season to taste.  These can be overridden on a host by host
# case in a spong.conf.<hostname> file.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

$CHECKS = 'disk cpu processes logs files';   # The client checks to run

$MAILQWARN = 80;
$MAILQCRIT = 100;

@DFIGNORE = ( "cd\d", "cdrom", ":" );  # List of raw fs's to ignore (regex)
$DFWARN{"ALL"}  = 90;                  # Size to warn (yellow) on
$DFCRIT{"ALL"}  = 95;                  # Size to panic (red) on
$DFWARN{"/usr"} = 95;                 # Some specifics...
$DFCRIT{"/usr"} = 98;
$DFWARN{"page"} = 50;
$DFCRIT{"page"} = 80;

$CPUCRIT        = 5.0;		      # Panic at load avg of 5.0
$CPUWARN        = 3.0;		      # Warn at load avg of 3.0

@PROCSWARN      = ("ntpd");
@PROCSCRIT      = ("sendmail","httpd","sshd","named","spong-network");

# $LOGWARN{"/var/log/messages"} = [ "WARNING" ];
# $LOGCRIT{"/var/log/messages"} = [ "NOTICE" ];

# New Logmon configure syntax.
#  The Syntax is must more complex that the old code, but it is inifinity more
#  configurable. 
#
#  The top level varable ($LOGCHECKS) is a list of anonymous hashes
#  (i.e. $LOGCHECKS is list of references to hashes).
# 
#    $LOGCHECKS = [ {hash}, {hash}, ];
# 
#  Each hash look like the following:
# 
#  { logfile =>'/var/adm/messages',
#    checks  => [
#                { pattern   =>'WARNING:(.*)', # Perl RegExp to look fo
#                  status    =>'red',          # Color to report 'green',
#                                              # 'yellow',or 'red'
#                  duration  =>60,             # Number of minutes to report
#                                              # events
#                  text      =>'WARNING: $1',  # Detail text to display. You
#                                              # can use position var from
#                                              # the regexp in the pattern
#                },
#                { pattern   =>'SU\s+(\S+)',
#                   status   =>'yellow',
#                   duration =>10,
#                   text     =>'SU to user $1',
#                   id       =>'SU',           # The id field is optional. It
#                                              # is used to assign an internal
#                                              # key to events. Normally the
#                                              # the text field is used as the
#                                              # key. The is field can used to
#                                              # collapse multiple events to 1. 
#                },

$LOGCHECKS = [ { 'logfile' => '/var/log/messages', 
                 'checks'  => [ { pattern=>'WARNING:(.*)', 
                                  status=> 'red',
                                  duration=>60,
                                  text=>'WARNING: $1',
                                },
                              ],
                }
];

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# More configuration information - these variables are for the spong-network
# program, where the ones above are for the spong-client programs.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

$HTTPDOCS{"ALL"} = [ "/index.html" ];
$HTTPPORT{"ALL"} = 80;

# $HTTPDOCS{"sprite.its.uiowa.edu"} = [ "/index.html" ];

$HTTPURLS{"DEFAULT"} = [ 'http://_HOST_/'];
#$HTTPURLS{"mail.k12.ar.us"} = [ 'http://_HOST_:80/xxx.html',
#                                'list.k12.ar.us/index.html',
#                               'http://mail.k12.ar.us:80/webmail/login.php3',
#                              ];


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Just a little more configuration information - these variables are for
# the spong-message program.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

$SEND_MESSAGE            = "RED-CHANGE";        # Can be RED, or CHANGE
                                                # or RED-CHANGE or NONE;
$MESSAGES_PER_HOUR       = 10000;
$IDENT_MESSAGES_PER_HOUR = 10000;

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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# OS Specific variables.  A few external programs are used by spong-client, 
# spong-network, and spong-message.  Chances are these differ from OS to OS.
# A couple of things to watch for.
#
#  $DF      Your df command should output %used as the first column with a '%'
#  $PS      You really want you ps command to return sorted via CPU usage
#  $PING    Make sure your ping command only pings a finite number of times
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

$DF         = "/usr/bin/df";
$LSPS       = "/etc/lsps -s";
$UPTIME     = "/usr/bin/uptime";
$PS         = "/usr/bin/ps -eF \"pcpu time vsz pid ruser args\" | /usr/bin/sort -r";
$GREP       = "/usr/bin/egrep";
$PING       = "/usr/sbin/ping -n -c 2 HOST";
$TRACEROUTE = "/usr/bin/traceroute";
$SENDMAIL   = "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t";
$SENDMAILMQ = "/usr/sbin/sendmail -bp";
$RPCINFO    = "/usr/bin/rpcinfo -u";
$NTPDATE    = "/usr/sbin/ntpdate -q";

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# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# OS Specific variables.  A few external programs are used by spong-client, 
# spong-network, and spong-message.  Chances are these differ from OS to OS.
# A couple of things to watch for.
#
#  $DF      Your df command should output %used as the first column with a '%'
#  $PS      You really want you ps command to return sorted via CPU usage
#  $PING    Make sure your ping command only pings a finite number of times
#           and since some ping command want args after the host, put the
#           word HOST where you need the host to be in your ping command
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

$DF         = "/bin/df";
$UPTIME     = "/usr/bin/uptime";
$PS         = "/bin/ps ax";
$GREP       = "/bin/grep";
$PING       = "/bin/ping -c 2 -w 2 HOST";
$TRACEROUTE = "/usr/sbin/traceroute";
$SENDMAIL   = "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t";
$MAILQ      = "/usr/sbin/sendmail -bp";
$RPCINFO    = "/usr/sbin/rpcinfo -u";
$DNSCMD     = "/usr/bin/dig";

undef $LSPS;

# Routine to calculate swap space for Linux from /proc fs
sub get_swap {
	my ( $msg, $page, $avail, $used, $total);

	open (FOO,"-|") or exec "cat /proc/meminfo";
	while ($msg = <FOO>) {
	   if ($msg =~ /Swap:\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)/) {
	      ($total,$used,$avail) = ($1, $2, $3);
	      $page = int($used / ($total) * 100);
              last;
           }
        }
	close FOO;

	return ($msg, $page);
}


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