config.php.example

<?php
// Config

// Type of API
// Supported values are nagios-api or livestatus
$api_type = "nagios-api";

// Your Nagios hosts
$nagios_hosts = array(
    array("hostname" => "nagios01.dc1.company.com", "port" => "6315", "protocol" => "http", "tag" => "DC1", "tagcolour" => "#336699"), 
    array("hostname" => "nagios01.dc2.company.com", "port" => "6315", "protocol" => "http", "tag" => "DC2", "tagcolour" => "#696969"), 
    array("hostname" => "nagios01.dc3.company.com", "port" => "6315", "protocol" => "http", "tag" => "DC3", "tagcolour" => "#4169E1"), 
// and so on...    
//  array("hostname" => "example.company.com", "port" => "6315", "protocol" => "http", "tag" => "HOST", "tagcolour" => "#FFA500"), 
);

// Globally filter out hosts using a regex, if you wish, or leave blank for all. 
$filter = "";

// Default downtime duration, measured in seconds, for scheduling downtime via the Nagdash interface.  
$duration = 60*60;

// Show the floating spinner when Nagdash is being refreshed.
$show_refresh_spinner = true;

// Refresh rate
$refresh_every_ms = 20000;

// sort_by_time: Set this to true to sort by the last state change, e.g. how long the service has been broken.
// If set to false, leave to default sorting by hostname instead.
$sort_by_time = false;

// To select by last state change, let's define some time ranges folks might
// want to use when filtering events.
$select_last_state_change_options = array(
    0 => "N/A", # DO NOT MODIFY THIS VALUE
    15 * 60 => "15 minutes",
    60 * 60 => "1 hour",
    60 * 60 * 12 => "12 hours",
    60 * 60 * 24 => "1 day",
    60 * 60 * 24 * 7 => "1 week"
);

// Enables the <blink> tag on HARD service notifications. Enable if you want more eye-catching goodness
$enable_blinking = false;

// Include more css after the default; useful for custom skin
$extra_css = none;

# For testing, uncomment this for some errors:
//$mock_state_file = './test_data/state';

// End Config