Hello?

I apologize for taking so long, but I finally have a (basic) Nagios 
install locally to play with, and I have a few questions:



- what version of Nagios are you using/do you expect integration with?

- you say "full Nagios funtionality is required". The CGIs for Nagios 
provide a _very_ broad range of options and data. Any chance you can 
narrow things down a bit?



If we can narrow the scope a little bit, I still might be able to make 
the timeline you mentioned. If not, it can stay around as a todo, but 
I'll have to pass on the bounty.

Just to keep you updated, I'm taking a look at whether the timeline is 
feasible. I should be able to give you a yes/no and what I think the 
basic requirements would be (if yes) in a few days or so.

Well, elements of both I guess. I don't want anything hasty and unusable.

However, if you look at the nagios code and feel that a working horde 
module is possible within 4-5 weeks (ie, by May 23), then I'm 
interested in moving forward and willing to provide a downpayment of 
$250 toward the work.

By "quick", do you mean a quickly-done integration that's not too 
complex, or do you mean by a certain timeline? If so, what's the 
timeline?

United Forensics is willing to offer an $800 bounty for quick 
implementation of the FR.

Need the nagios (www.nagios.org) web interface integrated into Horde 
as part of Nic or as a module of its own. They're currently moving 
toward a php-based environment which should make horde integration 
somehwat easier. Full Nagios functionality is required.



Ideally, no changes would be necessary to the nagios code, ensuring 
flexibility in upgrades or feature implementation. Rather, the 
horde/nagios module would be a wrapper system that calls nagios 
scripts directly and shoehorns the returned html to fit cleanly within 
the horde environment.