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I had a very similar issue on CentOS 7 but I just installed the php package and it worked. Sure! you can try the following steps as far i can understand. 1. SELinux might be enforcing strict policies that could cause issues with Nagios. You can temporarily disable SELinux to see if it is causing th...

I find the "Access Forbidden! Error 403" messege Check the paths specified in the ScriptAlias and Alias directives in your Apache configuration match the correct paths to the Nagios CGI scripts and HTML files. For the /nagios/cgi-bin and /nagios aliases, ensure that the paths are accurate...

Check that the Nagios files and directories have the correct permissions and are accessible by the web server user.

Hi JohnSonandrla, The error log suggests that there is no matching DirectoryIndex (index.html or index.html.var) found in the /srv/www/htdocs/ directory. Check that you have an index file index.html in that directory or update the DirectoryIndex directive in your Apache configuration. Also check per...

If the libmysqlclient.so.21 file is present but not in a standard library path, you can try updating the library search path for the system to include the directory containing the file. Change in the /etc/ld.so.conf file and running the ldconfig command to update the library cache. EX: if the file i...

Check the configuration files for any syntax errors or missing directives.
Use the command sudo /usr/local/nagios/bin/nagios -v /usr/local/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg to validate the configuration.
This command will help identify any configuration errors that need to be addressed.

Yes you can create a service check using a wildcard like "Apache_7.7.*". This will match any service name that starts with "Apache_7.7." and has any value for the version number.

Regarding the "-w" and "-c" options, it seems that they are not recognized by the check_centreon_nrpe command. Double-check the command's syntax and options to ensure you are using the correct parameters.

Try this... Reinstall compat-openssl11 ``` rpm -qa | grep compat-openssl11 ``` Now you can proceed with the installation of ncpa using the following command: ``` sudo yum install ncpa -y ``` By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the conflicting requests error and install ncpa-2.4.0...