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Thank you everyone for replying and saying they had the same issue. I thought it was just me.

Upgraded to 4.4.13 this morning and it appears to be resolved.

Thank you.

After upgrading to 4.4.12 all of my Logos for Hosts and Services now is a 404 error.

The files are all in the same location. Public facing, internal, it is running through an Nginx server.

Rebooted, check nagios config, restarted all services.

Any ideas?

Truth be told we don't really support NagVis outside of what is included in Nagios XI, mostly because it is not our product and we use very specific versions when we do ship it with XI. I always hate giving this answer, but for further support you will need to either contact the NagVis people again...

I could only find a how to for Ubuntu so I changed what I think I needed for CentOS. If you know of a better instruction please let me know. Nagvis how to wasn't that helpful I felt. After the install they kind of say figure it out from there.

http://www.nahesi.com/upload/uploads/13864986081.pdf

Can you post your main configuration file? Can you confirm which is the main config file? I am running CentOS7 if that helps. This is the /usr/local/nagvis/etc/nagvis.ini.php ; <?php return 1; ?> ; the line above is to prevent ; viewing this file from web. ; DON'T REMOVE IT! ; ---------------------...

Installed nagvis, used this is http://docs.nagvis.org/1.8/en_US/index.html I think that everything is installed as far as prereqs. When I log in I get this message. Unknown value socket used in section worker in main configuration file. Please let me know what files you need to help and I am more th...

Thank you everyone SO much this was really frustrating and took a lot more effort then I thought. I am now able to successfully add commands that I was not before after I stopped the nrpe service.

I hope in time this helps someone else with this problem.

lmiltchev wrote:You can run nrpe either as a "standalone" daemon or under xinetd, but not both. I believe this is the reason for the issues that you are having.

So then I should stop the NRPE service and disable it?

Thank you sorry that was not clear in my tutorial I found.

Can you check if it is also running as an nrpe service? service nrpe status Thank you. nrpe appears to be running fine. However I also ran xinetd and there appears to be an error, although it is running. Please see below at the -->. [root@192.168.1.52 jnoble]# service nrpe status -l Redirecting to ...

command[check_total_procs]=/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_procs -w 150 -c 200 This shouldn't change. These are hardcoded. You could change it to: command[check_total_procs]=/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_procs -w $ARG1$ -c $ARG2$ and then it would change after an xinetd reload I'll bet. That did ...