status-json

Project Notes

status-json duplicates the output of status.cgi in JSON format. Compile status-json.c to create status-json.cgi. status-json.cgi accepts exactly the same URL parameters that status.cgi accepts, and filters its output appropriately.

To compile:
1. Copy status-json.c into $NAGIOS_DIR/cgi/
2. cd $NAGIOS_DIR/cgi/
3. Execute the command below to compile status-json.c into status-json.cgi
gcc -g -O2 -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -DNSCGI -o status-json.cgi status-json.c getcgi.o cgiutils.o cgiauth.o macros-cgi.o skiplist.o objects-cgi.o xobjects-cgi.o statusdata-cgi.o xstatusdata-cgi.o comments-cgi.o downtime-cgi.o ../common/shared.o

Note that status-json.cgi only returns the service/host/servicegroup/hostgroup data that appears in the "status" table of status.cgi. It does not return the top portion of the page. I will add this functionality in the next version.

Updated 7 March 2012: Thanks to Doychin Atanasov for making some changes to fix problems with honoring disabled notifications and acknowledged states.

Updated 6 March 2017: Thanks to everyone who has used status-json, or who has made improvements to it, or who has had questions about it. We're no longer using Nagios at my site, so I am not able to promise ongoing support for status-json. I've updated the source to include instructions for compiling status-json with gcc.