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This is a page about improving or modifying OpenHatch.

We call that "Hacking OpenHatch," and there is a whole category of pages about that.

The basics:

linode.openhatch.org is the main OpenHatch box, which runs the website.
Nagios is running on linode2.openhatch.org. This is also the machine where OpenHatch runs Hudson.

Access:

There is a nagios user on linode2. We use ssh keys for login. To get ssh access to linode2, paulproteus will need a public ssh key from you. After he's granted ssh access, you should be able to ssh nagios@linode2.openhatch.org.

Notifications:

Nagios notifications go to monitoring@lists.openhatch.org. Anyone can subscribe to this list.

Viewing the web interface, and handling the daemon:

On linode2, ~nagios/secrets/ contains the mailman and Nagios web interface passwords.
View the Nagios web interface at http://linode2.openhatch.org/nagios3/
To restart the Nagios daemon, run sudo /etc/init.d/nagios3 restart

Send Nagios notifications to IRC (#openhatch-auto?)?
Make the Nagios web interface world-viewable.
Currently, only paulproteus has access to linode, so only he can do things like reboot the machine. We're still working out an access model that makes sense.

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 == Monitoring ==
+The basics:
 # <code>linode.openhatch.org</code> is the main OpenHatch box, which runs the website.
 # Nagios is running on <code>linode2.openhatch.org</code>. This is also the machine where OpenHatch runs Hudson.
+Access:
 # There is a <code>nagios</code> user on <code>linode2</code>. We use ssh keys for login. To get ssh access to <code>linode2</code>, paulproteus will need a public ssh key from you. After he's granted ssh access, you should be able to <code>ssh nagios@linode2.openhatch.org</code>.
+Notifications:
 # Nagios notifications go to <code>monitoring@lists.openhatch.org</code>. Anyone can subscribe to this list.
-# On <code>linode2</code>, <code>~/nagios/secrets/</code> contains the mailman and Nagios web interface passwords.
+Viewing the web interface, and handling the daemon:
+# On <code>linode2</code>, <code>~nagios/secrets/</code> contains the mailman and Nagios web interface passwords.
 # View the Nagios web interface at <code>http://linode2.openhatch.org/nagios3/</code>
 # To restart the Nagios daemon, run <code>sudo /etc/init.d/nagios3 restart</code>