can quite easily retrieve, for example, the database password. Step 2 Extract Zabbix sources 65 shell> tar -zxf zabbix-1.8.tar.gz Step 3 Create the Zabbix database Zabbix comes with SQL scripts used For IBM DB2: shell> db2 "create database zabbix using codeset utf-8 territory us pagesize 32768" shell> cd create/schema shell> db2batch -d zabbix -f ibm_db2.sql shell> cd ../data shell> db2batch -d zabbix zabbix -f data.sql shell> db2batch -d zabbix -f images_ibm_db2.sql Zabbix frontend uses OFFSET and LIMIT clauses in SQL queries. For this to work, IBM DB2 server must have DB2_COMPATIBILITY_VECTOR variable

script mysql.size parameter. It contained a complex bash expression and was failing if the default shell was not bash (CVE-2016-4338). 9 What’s new in Zabbix 3.0.4 1 Frontend improvements 1.1 Updated translations server can be started by executing: shell> service zabbix-server start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: shell> service zabbix-server stop shell> service zabbix-server restart shell> service zabbix-server status Start up manually If the above

server can be started by executing: shell> service zabbix-server start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: shell> service zabbix-server stop shell> service zabbix-server restart shell> service zabbix-server status Start up manually If the above does not work you have to start it manually. Find the path to the zabbix_server binary and execute: shell> zabbix_server You can use the following command line parameters with Zabbix server: -c --config

server can be started by executing: shell> service zabbix-server start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start 21 stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: shell> service zabbix-server stop shell> service zabbix-server restart shell> service zabbix-server status Start up manually If the above does not work you have to start it manually. Find the path to the zabbix_server binary and execute: shell> zabbix_server You can use the following command line parameters with Zabbix server: -c --config

script mysql.size parameter. It con- tained a complex bash expression and was failing if the default shell was not bash (CVE-2016-4338). 1 Manual structure Structure The content of this Zabbix 2.0 manual process Zabbix server runs as a daemon process. The server can be started by executing: shell> cd sbin shell> ./zabbix_server You can use the following command line parameters with Zabbix server : OpenBSD and NetBSD. Examples of command line parameters: shell> zabbix_server -c /usr/local/etc/zabbix_server.conf shell> zabbix_server --help shell> zabbix_server -V Runtime control Runtime control options:

server can be started by executing: shell> service zabbix-server start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: 28 shell> service zabbix-server stop shell> service zabbix-server restart shell> service zabbix-server status Start up manually If the above does not work you have to start it manually. Find the path to the zabbix_server binary and execute: shell> zabbix_server You can use the following command line parameters with Zabbix server: -c --config

uname querying mechanism. The data is retrieved using a uname() system call instead of forking a shell and running uname or hostname commands. • Reduced database load when evaluating trigger expressions script mysql.size parameter. It con- tained a complex bash expression and was failing if the default shell was not bash (CVE-2016-4338). 19 What’s new in Zabbix 2.2.15 19.1 Daemon improvements 19.1.1 ODBC server can be started by executing: shell> service zabbix-server start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly

server can be started by executing: shell> service zabbix-server start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: 25 shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: shell> service zabbix-server stop shell> service zabbix-server restart shell> service zabbix-server status Start up manually If the above does not work you have to start it manually. Find the path to the zabbix_server binary and execute: shell> zabbix_server You can use the following command line parameters with Zabbix server: -c --config

server can be started by executing: shell> service zabbix-server start 28 This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: shell> service zabbix-server stop shell> service zabbix-server restart shell> service zabbix-server status Start up manually If the above does not work you have to start it manually. Find the path to the zabbix_server binary and execute: shell> zabbix_server You can use the following command line parameters with Zabbix server: -c --config

server can be started by executing: shell> service zabbix-server start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: shell> service zabbix-server stop shell> service zabbix-server restart shell> service zabbix-server status Start up manually If the above does not work you have to start it manually. Find the path to the zabbix_server binary and execute: shell> zabbix_server You can use the following command line parameters with Zabbix server: -c --config