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No errors or warnings.

So here's the weird thing. If I hack my httpd.conf file to have apache run as my user account, everything works fine. Feels massively like a permissions problem.

Any ideas?

I checked the nagios.cfg file and the objects.cache file is in the place that is specified in the config file. Since I can run the CGI's by hand and they do work, I'm guessing that this isn't the issue.

Thanks for the suggestion though. Any other ideas?

Some more info: I have verified that I can run the CGI scripts by hand from a terminal window by setting the REQUEST_METHOD env variable to GET and executing them. The end result is HTML and appears to be doing the right thing when I view it in a browser. So it looks like, for whatever reason, the w...

Some additional info: 1. I have verified that the CGI configuration is working by creating a small testcgi.cgi file in my /usr/local/Cellar/nagios/3.4.1/cgi-bin directory and have successfully displayed it via a browser (http://localhost/nagios/cgi-bin/testcgi.cgi) so I know that is working ok. 2. I...

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