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I was able to revert and upgrade from 1.0.1 to 2024R1.1.2 (manually). I noticed 2024R1.1.4 was available today and I tried upgrading with the web interface. I got the same results: "Update in progress. Please wait. Update may take a few minutes." forever with nothing at all showing up in t...

First some basic info: Nagios XI 2024 1.0.1 running on RHEL 9 (64 bit) I installed this on a fresh RHEL9 box early this year. For some reason I had a hard time getting it running and importing my data from the old RHEL7 box I was migrating from. I had to do a manual install. I had to fight a lot to ...

Actually, it appears that my install of Nagios wasn't even using PostgreSQL. I'm not sure why it was installed on the server, but my apologies for wasting everyone's time on this.

Nessus is just looking at the installed version of PostgreSQL. You may be right on the backporting issue, I'll have to look into that. I guess the question I really should have asked is: Can I upgrade to PostgreSQL 9.3.23 or newer without breaking Nagios? So far, I have been unable to find any docs ...

I forgot to add that I'm running Nagios XI 5.8.3.

I'm running RHEL 7.9 64b. This was a manual Nagios install. SSL is being used, but otherwise it is a very vanilla install. Nothing altered other than setting up monitoring for hosts. A Nessus scan is reporting a vulnerability in PostgreSQL 9.2.24 and wants to see at least 9.3.23: Path : /usr/bin/pos...