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Re-starting mysqld without first stopping nagios recreated the file.
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Okay, now that I'm actually *awake* let's provide you with some more information. Latest version of Nagios XI, running on CentOS, using the VMWare image provided. No special configurations. I am seeing errors in the httpd log: [Thu Nov 13 09:38:02 2014] [error] [client ::1] PHP Warning: mysql_pconne...

I found my Nagios web interface broken last night. Nagios is still running, but I can't get to the web interface. As far as I know, the only changes that occurred was the Nagios VM being moved to new hardware with VMotion. No IP addresses changed or anything like that. I tried rebooting the system, ...

abrist wrote:Have you taken advantage of quickstart as of yet? (1 hour remote session and call with a support tech to help you through any questions you may have with your eval)

No, we have not. I did not know that option was available.

abrist wrote:Are you a current customer? If so, open a ticket by sending an email to xisupport@nagios.com. I would like to move this to a remote for a fast resolution.

Unfortunately, I am not a current customer. We *are* going to purchase a support contract very soon, but that has not happened yet.

abrist wrote:Still having issues?

Yes, I should have clarified that. My apologies.

I am still having this issue even after updating to 2014R1,5

tmcdonald wrote:What XI version are you using? I know there were some fixes in 2014R1.5 that dealt with this:

http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... S-2014.TXT

Updated to 2014R1.5 this morning.

Some of my services in the Configure view are showing in red, saying "not applied, Apply Configuration for changes to take effect". I hit Apply Configuration, get an OK result (green exclamation marks, saying my config is good and Nagios has been restarted), However, when I go into the Con...

Nevermind. Found the problem.

See, if you fumble-finger the IP address in the Nagios host definition, the remote system you're actually hitting doesn't have your SSH keys, so the Nagios commands don't work. Who'd've thought it...

I'm attempting to do a check_by_ssh check on an AS400 system. Running the command from the command line (as nagios user) works: [nagios@nagios ~]$ /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_by_ssh -l NAGIOS -H XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX -C "/home/NAGIOS/check_as400_cpu.pl -w 50 -c 90" CPU OK: CPU usage at 2.7%....