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Hosts without services were the problem. For anyone else who might run into it, you can run this query (sorry for the ugly) against the nagiosql database: select A.host_name, B.service_description from tbl_host A left outer join tbl_lnkServiceToHost C on C.idSlave = A.id left outer join tbl_service ...

Doesn't seem like Nagios likes the host_name *, service_description *: config: define serviceescalation { host_name * service_description * first_notification 3 last_notification 0 notification_interval 10 contact_groups EWHEscalations preflight check: Error: Could not expand services specified in s...

Thanks mmestnik! In the near term, are there any problems with adding a file to the /usr/local/nagios/etc/static directory for the escalation? It would only contain the one: define sampleEscalation { host_name * service_description * first_notification 3 last_notification 0 notification_interval 10 ...

OK, cool, but it doesn't look like the NagiosQL interface will let you do that. I tried adding a new service escalation, set the host to "*", hostgroup to "*", but the "services" area doesn't populate (no "*") available for it. Should this be done via manual o...

Hey guys, We've gotten to a point where we would like to configure escalations for our host and service notifications. The problem is, we currently have none and I would like to add the escalation group to all of our hosts and services. So I have some questions: Does the escalations group need to be...

I think this would be the instructions you mean:
http://gagravarr.org/writing/openssl-ce ... ed-openssl

Thanks,

Dave

I gave it a show, but wget still complains. It's not a problem with a hostname/CN mismatch, it's complaining that it is a self-signed cert (I'm guessing because it is an unknown CA).

Thanks,

Dave

I generated a new self-signed cert and added it to the apache config: <VirtualHost localhost:443> ServerName localhost # keep apache from complaining about cn mismatch SSLEngine on SSLCertificateFile /path/to/localhost.crt SSLCertificateKeyFile /path/to/localhost.key </VirtualHost> Still no love. Wg...

No problem,
I'm just saying that it is something I am sure others would like (forcing end users, in my case technicians, to use HTTPS rather than HTTP), so it would be useful to integrate it into the product or provide an easier way for administrators to.

Thanks,

Dave

well, mostly resolved. Yes, I understand why the connection was failing to localhost over SSL. As for the redirect, that was not something I configured or added, it is NagiosQL. Port 80 is indeed open, the localhost can connect, but if the protocol is set to "https" then NagiosQL performs ...