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I am sorry, but maybe I'm too stupid to get it running.... In the meantime I have familiarized with zypper and got it working by setting up a new repository and a proxy. The tool/process is much smarter than a tarball installation. However after installing php5 I still got the same error messages. (...

mh, PHP is not installed currently. I tried to install it before without success, later I was reading the Nagios openSUSE core Quickinstall guide where php was not included as required package. (in difference to the fedore guide) This seems to be wrong. 3 steps back

I am getting confused again, still struggeling with 403 (permission denied) error, not sure what to do next, hopefully someone can point me to the right direction. I have added the following lines to apache config file httpd.conf: #document root alias Alias /nagios /usr/local/nagios/share <Directory...

In the meantime I figured out, the 404 error was caused by a missing Alias in httpd.conf
Now I am getting 403 errors I'll try to fix.
I am wondering why this isn't part of the installation procedure...

find attached the complete apache2 access log file.
the connectivity tests were done at around 12/Oct/2012:14:29:08
I am also not sure what the other regular messages mean (error 200 45)

Thanks

No, actually its about a SLES server, the access_log is located here
/usr/local/apache2/logs

Hi, I recently installed Nagios Core on a SuSe Linux system incl. Apache. The Apache testpage is visible when connecting from a remote site to /<server_name>/ Accessing Nagios is not possible using /<server_name>/nagios (The requested URL /nagios was not found on this server.) I assume if the apache...