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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.

You can find the list of supported OSs at https://www.nagios.com/products/nagios-xi/ . The following are the OSs that Nagios XI supports: RHEL | CentOS | Oracle Linux 7.x Oracle Linux 7 requires the Optional repository to be enabled, further details are located here: Enabling Oracle Linux Optional R...

If there is no password listed under dbmaint_nagiosxi in xi-sys.cfg and you can log into your mysql database, you can either take the existing mysql password for the dbmaint_nagiosxi user and set that in xi-sys.cfg or you can change the dbmaint_nagiosxi user's password to match whatever you put in x...

This will work correctly in NCPA 3.1.0, which is scheduled to release very soon.

Hello @raskolnikov88,

A quick glance at the code indicates that NCPA shouldn't be having a problem with lowercase service as it converts the list of services it checks against to lowercase as well. What OS are you running NCPA on? I can file a bug report for this issue if you'd like.

Thanks for letting us know that this has been resolved. I will now lock this thread.

That is a bug that should be fixed in NCPA 3.1.0.