{"id":434,"date":"2011-02-28T22:42:30","date_gmt":"2011-02-28T14:42:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/webhostinggeeks.com\/howto\/?p=434"},"modified":"2023-04-28T09:50:39","modified_gmt":"2023-04-28T09:50:39","slug":"how-to-create-system-configuration-summaries-for-centos-5-5-using-cfg2html","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/webhostinggeeks.com\/howto\/how-to-create-system-configuration-summaries-for-centos-5-5-using-cfg2html\/","title":{"rendered":"How to Create System Configuration Summaries for CentOS 5.5 using cfg2html"},"content":{"rendered":"

In this tutorial i will show you how to collect and create the system configuration summaries for Linux CentOS 5.5. The output file will be in the HTML format.<\/p>\n

1. Please visit http:\/\/www.cfg2html.com<\/a> to download cfg2html<\/p>\n

For example :
\n26.01.2011 | 428.603 | cfg2html-linux-1.87-20110126_all.zip<\/a> | cfg2html for Linux, SuSE+RedHat RPM, native Debian\/Ubuntu package for apt(itude)\/dpkg, \\nSource Code for other distros<\/p>\n

2. Extract the .zip and looking for .rpm file. Copy this .rpm to \/tmp directory on your server. In this tutorial we will use cfg2html-linux-1.87-1.noarch.rpm to install cfg2html in Linux CentOS 5.5<\/p>\n

3. Putty to your server and follow below command.<\/p>\n

    \n
    [root@server tmp]# ls\ncfg2html-linux-1.87-1.noarch.rpm\n[root@server tmp]# rpm -hiv cfg2html-linux-1.87-1.noarch.rpm\nPreparing...             ########################################### [100%]\n1:cfg2html-linux         ########################################### [100%]\n\n[root@server tmp]# which cfg2html-linux\n\/usr\/bin\/cfg2html-linux\n[root@server tmp]# cd \/usr\/bin\n[root@server bin]# ls *cfg2html-linux*\ncfg2html-linux\n[root@server bin]# mkdir \/tmp\/cfg2html\n[root@server bin]# cp cfg2html-linux \/tmp\/cfg2html\n[root@server bin]# cd  \/tmp\/cfg2html\n[root@server cfg2html]# ls\ncfg2html-linux\n<\/pre>\n<\/ol>\n
    Please make sure that there are no other files in “\/tmp\/cfg2html” directory except cfg2html-linux as all the output files will be store in this directory. Proceed to run the cfg2html script.<\/p>\n
      \n
      [root@server cfg2html]# .\/cfg2html-linux\n\n--=[ http:\/\/come.to\/cfg2html ]=-----------------------------------------------\nStarting          cfg2html-linux version 1.87-2011-01-26\nPath to Cfg2Html  .\/cfg2html-linux\nHTML Output File  .\/server.intranet.local.html\nText Output File  .\/server.intranet.local.txt\nPartitions        .\/server.intranet.local.partitions.save\nErrors logged to  .\/server.intranet.local.err\nStarted at        2011-02-28 21:22:53\nWARNING           USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!! :-))\n\n--=[ http:\/\/come.to\/cfg2html ]=-----------------------------------------------\n\nCollecting:  Linux System CentOS release 5.5 (Final)  ............................\nCollecting:  Cron and At  .........\nCollecting:  Hardware  ....................\nCollecting:  Software  .......\nCollecting:  Filesystems, Dump- and Swapconfiguration  ...........\nCollecting:  Multipath Configuration  ........\nCollecting:  LVM  ........\nCollecting:  Network Settings  ................................\nCollecting:  Kernel, Modules and Libraries  ................\nCollecting:  System Enhancements  ..\nCollecting:  Applications and Subsystems  ...........\n\n--=[ http:\/\/come.to\/cfg2html ]=-----------------------------------------------\nCreating:    JPG\/GIFs\nx - cfg2html_back.jpg [non-ascii]\nx - profbull.gif [non-ascii]\n<\/pre>\n<\/ol>\n
        \n
        \n[root@server cfg2html]# ls\ncfg2html_back.jpg       server.intranet.local.html             profbull.gif\ncfg2html-linux          server.intranet.local.partitions.save\nserver.intranet.local.err  server.intranet.local.txt\n<\/pre>\n<\/ol>\n
        Make a copy of this cfg2html folder on your local pc. You can view the system configuration by run the server.intranet.local.html.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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