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All I get on failure is the usual "cannot complete handshake" errors. Nothing more to help me understand what is going on.

Can someone point me to information on how log_on_failure works and what options there might be for it? Every piece of documentation which I see uses this line: log_on_failure += USERID But I don't know what that means, especially the USERID part. The underlying reason I'm looking into this is that ...

Tried that early on and it did not make a difference. If there is a file (even empty), it will at least run with no output. If there is only the directory structure with no file, it deletes the directories. Very odd behavior compared to what I have seen earlier. One thing that seems to be new with N...

To further follow up on this, I've been looking all over for an understanding of why NConf is looking for that particular directory structure and related files. In no place do I have anything like a temp/test/[file] configuration line, yet that is consistently and almost immediately where NConf is l...

There is no such file. I have no idea what is supposed to go into this file and cannot find any documentation on what this file is supposed to be. It seems like NConf should be generating the configuration files, so I'm not at all understanding what kind of file it is attempting to *read*. Is there ...

I am working to upgrade both Nagios (up to 4.0.2) and NConf (up to 1.3.0) and something is not working properly in the new configuration. I can get NConf up and running with my current database (upgraded) and can see all of my data, but when I attempt to deploy I get a very generic message: Error: C...