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Agreed. You would essentially have to build the "when to notify" logic into the event handler itself and configure the service check appropriately. For what it's worth, if you truly meant to ask what other ways can you use to be notified, then the answer is anything you can run at the comm...

The "Defaults:apache !requiretty" entry in the sudoers file is not necessary. Sorry, I should have checked.

I had a nice long response prepared with all sorts of "clues" as to what might be happening. However, the real clue was in the cmdsubsys.log file. sudo: sorry, you must have a tty to run sudo Our sudo configuration imposes "requiretty". Once I inserted the following two lines, th...

I noticed at the end of the file that there appears to have been another upgrade attempt that was cancelled. I'm not sure what, if any, changes might have been made prior to it being cancelled. If you have not already done so, check the following logs: /etc/httpd/logs/error_log /etc/httpd/logs/ssl_e...

You can also write this as an event handler if that's easier. Just bundle up the the commands necessary to FTP your notification into a wrapper script and be sure it outputs an informative exit status.

You may need to load the development library for OpenSSL if not already loaded. I don't use AIX, but on Linux it would be openssl-devel.

On the "LDAP / Active Directory Integration Configuration" page, there is a misspelling.

The check box label "Enable this authenticaiton server" should be "Enable this authentication server"

Yes, I thought I stated that. It runs just fine at the command line, but will not from the GUI. Typically this is a result of permissions issue (e.g. user apache permissions versus user nagios permissions). I confirmed that this was not the case by running the reconfigure_nagios.sh command as the ap...

To be honest, the NCPA agent has a superior feature set to NRPE, but momentum being what it is, most go with NRPE. I'm trying to push us toward NCPA despite it's lack of support for anything (officially) other than Windows and Linux. The Solaris port that we did involved a lot of work primarily due ...

I upgraded my Nagios XI 5.1.0 installation to 5.2.0. After the upgrade, I could not apply changes via the Nagios XI GUI. I get the following message: Apply Configuration Reset config permissions failed. An error occurred while attempting to apply your configuration to Nagios Core. Monitoring engine ...