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authentication.ini
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config.ini
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modules/monitoring/backends.ini
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modules/monitoring/instances.ini
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resources.ini
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; authentication.ini
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;
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; Each section listed in this configuration represents a backend used to authenticate users. The backend configurations
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; must define a resource referring to a configured database or LDAP connection in the INI file resources.ini.
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;
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; The backends will be processed from top to bottom using the first backend for authentication which reports that
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; the user trying to log in is available.
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[autologin]
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backend = autologin
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;
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; If you want to strip the domain
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; strip_username_regexp = /\@[^$]+$/
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[internal_ldap_authentication]
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@ldap_auth_disabled@
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backend = ldap
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resource = internal_ldap
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user_class = @ldap_user_objectclass@
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user_name_attribute = @ldap_attribute_username@
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group_base_dn = @ldap_group_base_dn@
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group_attribute = @ldap_group_attribute@
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group_member_attribute = @ldap_group_member_attribute@
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group_class = @ldap_group_class@
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[internal_db_authentication]
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@internal_auth_disabled@
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backend = db
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resource = internal_db
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[global]
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timezone = "Europe/Berlin"
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; Contains the directories that will be searched for available modules. Modules that
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; don't exist in these directories can still be symlinked in the module folder, but
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; won't show up in the list of disabled modules
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; modulePath = "/vagrant/modules:/usr/share/icingaweb/modules"
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[logging]
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enable = true
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; Writing to a Stream
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type = "file"
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; Write data to the following file
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target = "@icingaweb_log_path@/icingaweb.log"
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; Write data to a PHP stream
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;target = "php://output"
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; Writing to the System Log
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;type = "syslog"
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; Prefix all syslog messages generated with the string "icingaweb"
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;application = "icingaweb"
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;facility = "LOG_USER"
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level = 1
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; The default level is WARNING, which means that only events of this level and
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; above will be tracked. Level numbers descend in order of importance where
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; ERROR (0) is the most important level and DEBUG (3) is the least important
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; level:
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;
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; ERROR = 0 - Error: error conditions
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; WARNING = 1 - Warning: warning conditions
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; INFO = 2 - Informational: informational messages
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; DEBUG = 3 - Debug: debug messages
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[preferences]
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; Use INI file storage to save preferences to a local disk
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type = "ini"
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; Use database storage to save preferences in either a MySQL or PostgreSQL database
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;type = db
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;resource = icingaweb-mysql
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[localdb]
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@ido_enabled@
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type = ido
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resource = "ido"
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[locallive]
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@livestatus_enabled@
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type = livestatus
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resource = livestatus
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[localfile]
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@statusdat_enabled@
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type = statusdat
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resource = statusdat
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;[localfailsafe]
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;enabled=false
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;type = combo
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;backends = localdb, locallive, localfile
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[icinga]
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path = "@icinga_commandpipe@"
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; resources.ini
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;
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; The configuration file *resources.ini* contains data sources that
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; can be referenced in other configurations. This allows you to manage
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; all connections to SQL databases in one single place, avoiding the need
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; to edit several different configuration files, when the connection
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; information of a resource change.
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;
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; Each section represents a resource, with the section name being the
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; identifier used to reference this certain section. Depending on the
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; resource type, each section contains different properties. The property
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; *type* defines the resource type and thus how the properties are going to
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; be interpreted. Currently only the resource type *db* is available.
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[internal_db]
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type = db
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db = @internal_db_type@
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host = @internal_db_host@
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port = @internal_db_port@
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password = @internal_db_password@
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username = @internal_db_user@
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dbname = @internal_db_name@
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[ido]
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type = db
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db = @ido_db_type@
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host = @ido_host@
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port = @ido_port@
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password = @ido_password@
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username = @ido_user@
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dbname = @ido_db_name@
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[statusdat]
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type = statusdat
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status_file = @statusdat_file@
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object_file = @objects_cache_file@
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[livestatus]
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type = livestatus
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socket = @livestatus_socket@
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[internal_ldap]
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type = ldap
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hostname = @ldap_host@
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port = @ldap_port@
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root_dn = "@ldap_rootdn@"
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bind_dn = "@ldap_binddn@"
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bind_pw = @ldap_bindpass@
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[logfile]
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type = file
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filename = "@icingaweb_log_path@/icingaweb.log"
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fields = "/^(?<datetime>[0-9]{4}(-[0-9]{2}){2}T[0-9]{2}(:[0-9]{2}){2}(\\+[0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2})?) - (?<loglevel>[A-Za-z]+) - (?<message>.*)$/"
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; format: PCRE
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