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I've successfully loaded apache/mysql/php/net-snmp onto the Pre, and tested it with a popular NMS tool "Cacti". It runs very well. | I've successfully loaded apache/mysql/php/net-snmp onto the Pre, and tested it with a popular NMS tool "Cacti". It runs very well. | ||
| − | All of the prerequisite packages were installed from optware (ipkg-opt install | + | All of the prerequisite packages were installed from optware (ipkg-opt install apache mysql php-apache php-mysql net-snmp cron) |
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Here are some screenshots: | Here are some screenshots: | ||
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2. Configure apache to load the php module, and the appropriate directory assignments (ex. /cacti/) | 2. Configure apache to load the php module, and the appropriate directory assignments (ex. /cacti/) | ||
| − | 3. | + | 3. Configure the cron job. |
| − | 4. Configure whatever LAMP application you want to use | + | 4. Configure whatever LAMP application you want to use. |
5. Configure cron and init scripts to run at boot time. | 5. Configure cron and init scripts to run at boot time. | ||
6. Allow port 8000 traffic to specific interfaces. (iptables) | 6. Allow port 8000 traffic to specific interfaces. (iptables) | ||
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-nebula | -nebula | ||
Revision as of 02:54, 12 January 2010
I've successfully loaded apache/mysql/php/net-snmp onto the Pre, and tested it with a popular NMS tool "Cacti". It runs very well.
All of the prerequisite packages were installed from optware (ipkg-opt install apache mysql php-apache php-mysql net-snmp cron)
Here are some screenshots:
Detailed instructions to follow, I'm at work right now :(
Basic instructions are:
1. Install the above ipk's
2. Configure apache to load the php module, and the appropriate directory assignments (ex. /cacti/)
3. Configure the cron job.
4. Configure whatever LAMP application you want to use.
5. Configure cron and init scripts to run at boot time.
6. Allow port 8000 traffic to specific interfaces. (iptables)
-nebula