Route = ^/ basicauth:smokeping,secret-user:secret-password

$ cat << EOF | sudo tee /etc/uwsgi/apps-available/smokeping.ini $ sudo apt-get -no-install-recommends install uwsgiĭefine smokeping application with simple basic-auth (user secret-user and password secret-password). Urlformat = expect = Logged in as secret-userĪlerts = offlineatstartup,hostdown_with_stateĪlerts = offlineatstartup,hostdown_with_state,rttdetect,rtt_avg_increased Title = DNS check using local DNSĪlerts = hostdown_with_state,rttdetect,rtt_avg_increasedĮxtraargs = -user secret-user:secret-password

Title = DNS check using second Google Public DNS server Title = DNS check using first Google Public DNS server Title = DNS check using Google Public DNS $ cat << EOF | sudo tee /etc/smokeping/config.d/TargetsĪlerts = offlineatstartup,hostdown_with_state,rttdetect,rtt_avg_increased,lossdetect Precisely define targets using defined probes and alerts. Pattern = Avgratio(historic => 20, current => 2, comparator=>'>', percentage => 150)Ĭomment = average latency from last 2 samples increased over 150% when compared to average from last 20 samples # concurrentprobes = /etc/smokeping/config.d/pathnames # disable this to revert to the old behaviour # each probe is now run in its own process # since all files under cgi-bin will be executed. # NOTE: do not put the Image Cache below cgi-bin $ cat << EOF | sudo tee /etc/smokeping/config.d/General I will leave default settings, which means 20 pings every 5 minutes per check, unless overridden, of course. $ sudo apt-get install -no-install-recommends smokeping dnsutils curlĪt first, check out database settings as you cannot easily modify these later on. Install smokeping package, but skip recommended packages. It is strange why they just did not include it as an alias just to prevent you from searching the Net (google?).Please read How to fix SmokePing SSH probe on Debian Buster blog post at first. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, orĮ: Package 'openssh-server' has no installation it is impossible as you can see. Package openssh-server is not available, but is referred to by another package. If you’ve installed openssh server till Ubuntu 18 (Bionic Beaver) with just the simple sudo apt-get install -y openssh-server

Sudo apt get install ssh