Nagios Support Forum

@adamsj,

Assuming you have the standard setup for Nagios Core, updating your host files in /usr/local/nagios/etc/hosts/[hostname].cfg (or the services folder) should update Nagios Core. Have you restarted the Nagios service?

Hello @adamsj, So long as there are the same number of perfdata points for the given host, just changing the data source for a host will not stop the perfdata as the check is controlled by Nagios Core and the check listed in the XML is ornamental and is updated when the check is ran. Is it not updat...

Hello @Bbbontrager,

Can you describe in more detail what your problems are, including what version of XI you are using and on what OS it is hosted?

Hello,

As Artemis ActiveMQ isn't a project that we develop/maintain and it seems you may need more extensive assistance (likely a new plugin is needed), you can create a support ticket at https://answerhub.nagios.com/support/s/ to get assistance in this.

Hello @BanditBBS,

Thanks for letting us know about this issue. I will file an issue on the NCPA github and will investigate it when I get time.

Hello @Hans van Leeuwen, You can change this by updating your apache configuration files. I believe on Ubuntu that the configuration files should be in /etc/apache2/conf-available . In the file, there is a directory defined <Directory "/usr/local/nagios/share"> , for which an Alias has bee...

Hello @arley,

Have you checked your Nagios logs to see if there's any more information pointing to what's going wrong? If you'd like I can create an issue on the Nagios Core github project.

Hello @pudheer,

It seems your CLI isn't properly handling the chmod command. What OS are you trying to install on?

I'm not certain what was pushed, but so long as the version was up to date (it should be), it is production-ready on Linux.

The Changelog should also be updated on nagios.org/ncpa when an update is released.