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If you're on the same machine as your Nagios server, you could grep the status.dat file instead of the web interface. Also, if you're using ndoutils you could pull that information from the database.

Glad you got it resolved!

MTA is a category of programs, not the name of anything specific. Examples of specific tools you could use for this purpose include: postfix, sendmail, exim, and msmtp. Configuring these is outside the scope of this forum, but I think most server Linux distributions come with one preconfigured. So i...

Thanks for sharing the solution, glad you got it figured out!

Sorry about that, the command should have been:
(Note the added "\\n".)

Excuse me with English! Through the web interface of Nagios, I can generate the report availability, but how can I generate a report of performance in terms of latency and packet loss? You could get a report about the service states, including how often they were OK/WARNING/CRITICAL. For something ...

This seems like a permission issue. Can you post the output of the following command for me?

Try installing the OpenSSL development headers and running make again:

I don't know of anything that does exactly what you want, but maybe someone else will come along who does.

What I would do in this situation is run a separate installation of Nagios at the remote site and view the host and service states from both sites in Nagios Fusion.

The information will be in nagios.debug, not the log file. Would you mind posting part of your debug file showing some time when Nagios should be alerting you but isn't? (With timestamps starting slightly before the hard state change and for several minutes afterwards.)