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That did it. Thank you, Scott

Did not help on the upgrade. It did help on the error witht he module.so error though.

Upgrade still stops at NAGIOSQL LOGIN FAILED.

Run the usaully procedure to upgrade but during the process I get the error NAGIOSQL LOGIN FAILED Any ideas on what to do? Here is entire process. [root@srv-mon-nsb1 nagiosxi]# ./upgrade OLD VERSION: 311 no crontab for nagios no crontab for root PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic libra...

Exactly what I am looking for. How did you get the Limit To section?

hmm cannot run this command with the user apache.

I really like the view BBMap view, but it becomes too big really fast. Does anyone know of a similar Dashlet where you can define hostgroups or service groups instead og is there a "hack" to BBMap that does this?

This is run from a SSH command line when it has success with the PING.

Is there a difference on the check_ping call when running the command from ssh vs. webgui? It seems that mine fails on the WebGUI. from SSH [root@srv-mon-nsb1 libexec]# ./check_ping -H srv-files-nsb1 -w 10,100% -c 50,100% PING OK - Packet loss = 0%, RTA = 0.41 ms|rta=0.415000ms;10.000000;50.000000;0...

well, that did it. I just wonder why all the others are green and do not have this setting applied

There is no Check Command attached to the host. Actually there is none of my hosts with a check_command - everything goes through Services.