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On 5/29/23 12:06, Per olof Ljungmark wrote:

> Thank you Andrea, is nagiosgraph still alive? If yes, where?

It's in port tree and it works.
Alive? Not sure. Latest release is very old, so it's probably not well 
maintained.
I switched from pnp to nagiosgraph, because it was a very little & fast 
task.
Grafana, nagflux, icinga, etc... are probably more "alive", but 
switching is big work, so I though it was worth going the nagiosgraph 
way, even if only to postpone the problem.

  bye
	av.