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Jffnms Installation and Setup Guide Content: Jffnms Basics Introduction Jffnms is a network management and monitoring system. It allows you to grab information from many different kinds of hosts and protocols. With this guide, we aim to show you how to get Jffnms properly installed and have your systems monitored by this amazing tool. Initial Setup Choosing your USE flags The Jffnms ebuild has the following USE flags available: USE Flags for Jffnms mysql postgres snmp Description UsesPostgreSQL to store Jffnms data Uses PostgreSQL to store Jffnms data Adds data support for snmp, which enables jffnms from other hosts. to gather USE flags for PHP Being written in PHP, Jffnms is heavily dependent on PHP USE flags. In order to install Jffnms successfully, you are required to have your PHP package installed with (at least) the following USE flags: USE Flags for Description PHP gd wddx sockets session spl cli Adds support for media-libs/gd (to generate graphics on the fly) Adds support for Web Distributed Data eXchange Adds support for tcp/ip sockets Adds persistent session support Adds support for the Standard PHP Library Enable CLI SAPI Installation Just like any package in Portage, jffnms can be installed with emerge: Code Listing 2.1: Installing Jffnms # emerge jffnms Code Listing 2.1: Installing Jffnms # emerge jffnms Jffnms should be installed in /opt/jffnms/. Configuring Apache 2 Warning: This Warning: This very basic configuration procedure for Apache does not cover all aspects of setting up a web server. Sometimes you will want to run Jffnms on your local computer instead of a remote server. If this is your case, it is very likely that you dont have an apache setup running. Dont worry about installing apache though, Portage has already done that for you. Nevertheless, you still have to configure and test apache, which (luckily) is pretty straightforward. Start by adding Apache to your default runlevel: Code Listing 2.2: Adding apache2 to the default runlevel #