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I am using a proxy. I have been using a proxy the whole time and I haven't had an issue up until this point.

It is the tcp/udp port monitoring wizard that I am running. I can't add new hosts through that now.

I did a reboot and there was no change. I can see all my old servers that I have put in. I just can't see new ones unless I create a cfg and import it. They aren't in the Core Config Manager.

I do have some warnings, but no errors. Write host configurations ... Configuration file successfully written! Write service configurations ... Configuration file successfully written! Write hostgroups.cfg ... Configuration file successfully written! Write servicegroups.cfg ... Configuration file su...

I haven't installed any new plugins, wizards, or components. The only changes that I made is I did the first steps of the upgrade process which was stop all nagios related processes and back up the databases to a different directory. I checked the wiki page and also ran the reset_config_perms script...

I am using 2009 nagios that we purchased on the centos image. I plan to upgrade soon, but in the meantime I can't add new servers through the nagiosxi wizard. I can't reconfigure a server for another group either. It doesn't create a cfg file or in the case of reconfiguring it won't edit the config ...

I have been trying to check the memory on a redhat server with the nrpe agent. There wasn't a plugin so I grabbed the custom_check_mem script from the centos machine that I have, and copied it to the server. It will do the check, but when the memory is ok it gives a warning. When I switch the -gt -l...

Thanks. That worked great!!!

My service checks with nrpe won't work because I don't have the read permissions on the pid file. What is the best practice for getting this to work and how? Could I get the pid file created with read permissions?

error

openssh-daemon dead but pid file exists

I think I have things correct now, but I still get "Unable to read output" except for the check_nrpe -H xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, which returns the version of nrpe. Any ideas?