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Hey @espaanbroek:

Is this issue resolved?

Hey BenCowan : PHP 8 introduced many non backward compatible changes requiring numerous changes to XI. XI v5.9.0 was the first version to support PHP 8+, but many PHP 8 related issues have been found and fixed since v5.9.1, the version you are running. I would try upgrading your XI to the latest ver...

Hey nagnerd : NCPA v3 supports Debian v9+. The beta, which is actually quite solid, can be downloaded here: https://www.nagios.org/ncpa/#downloads Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the beta downloads. The production version should be out within a few weeks, plus or minus, as I understand ...

Hey MasaNagios : cnorell covered it pretty well, but just to clarify... The message simply means that you were logged out and your session ended and was invalidated. This is a necessary security precaution for any website with a login, (though our choice of message isn't very helpful!). Nobody wants...

Hey brandont : Hopefully the sage advice of jsimon got you sorted out. Let us know if you are still having difficulties with this. This might be helpful, if you haven't already had a chance to review it already: https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagiosxi/docs/Configuring-Email-And-Text-Notificatio...

Hey @WVUhealth

Thanks you for bringing this to our attention. We will look into it.

Can you tell me which version of NCPA you are using?

Thanks, Phred

Hey bseuser : What did you rename from and to? We've recently discovered that you can't embed plus signs (+) in host names, or the performance data won't show in the performance graphs. The solution seems to be rename the host, via the CCM in XI. Did you try renaming the hosts in XI, before renaming...

Hey adamsmithad : You may be able to monitor these things via SNMP. This will depend on whether the device supports SNMP and provides an interface for these attributes. The rough approach: 1. Find Mfr product MIBs files (SNMP management information base files) to determine if the desired attributes ...

Hey vappukuttan : This looks like you found a bug, actually. In newer php, probably php8+, but maybe in later versions of 7, it is returning a deprecated warning in the ajax response preventing the browser from reading the json. We will add this to our issues list. Meanwhile, if you are comfortable ...

Hey @fullsail:

The first error seems to be: platform_python_implementation != '"'"'PyPy'"'"''

This could be due to an out of date installation of pip. All the rest are probably due to this first failure.

Upgrade pip and try again.

Let me know how it goes.