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Ok I was able to work through this by changing the *BaseOS.repo* to CentOS-Linux-BaseOS.repo

Server installed successfully after that. Are there any plans to fix the install or is it that it's an older version?

I'm following the instructions here: https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagiosxi/docs/Installing-Nagios-XI-Manually-on-Linux.pdf I replaced the "latest" with 5.7.4 and installed on fresh build of centos 8. Fully updated version of 8 as well. Several issues, one being PowerTools in the scr...

I was able to resolve this with a db script.

I've been attempting to move Nagios to a new centos server. In doing so i found backups have not happened for nearly 60 days. The FTP_test_upload.txt file successfully makes it to the ftp server. I've tried local backup as well. Neither are actually creating any data. I"m stuck until this gets ...

Please resolve.

This can be closed. I found another post that refrenced this: Try adding this to your /etc/openldap/ldap.conf: CODE: SELECT ALL TLS_REQCERT allow Then restart apache and try again: CODE: SELECT ALL service httpd restart See if that allows it to work. I did the same and it's now working for me.

Here is what the certificates looked like with redacted host names:

Attempting to change our AD integration from non secure to ssl to solve the Microsoft Channel binding issues. We are on XI version 5.7.4. I have the root cert installed, the sub cert installed and DC cert installed. When I enable SSL/TLS or STARTTLS my AD users are no longer able to sign on into Nag...

Thanks that did it! Never have seen that tool before and never was a problem to delete them out either. makes me think they were doing something stupid in their configs (Which knowing them is possible)

So I temporarily added the guy back and then deploy failed because another user was missing. I added that user back and then I was able to deploy. I then removed one user and deployment failed. How can I get these two guys removed and still have everything go through?