Nagios Support Forum

Never mind, I got it! Turns out Postman isn't getting the json, but I can get it if I just go to it in browser.

I know this is possible with later versions, but does the 5.4.9 API support getting a single hosts service statuses? If not, is there a way to get this information out of the database?

I should note that when searching individually for hosts it works but not for all hosts.

Version of Nagios is 5.4.13 on RHEL 7

When attempting to get host status, I'm getting a 500 error from the Nagios API:
It was working not very long ago, a few days ago to my knowledge, so I'm not sure what might be causing a 500 internal server error.

Sorry, I meant to say I was able to log in using your command

mysql -u root -pnagiosxi.

Does that change anything?

Unfortunately I got an error Unknown option: -x, possibly not available on 5.4.0?

Anyway, I will upload support1.txt and support2.txt

I just PM'd the install.log. I'll run that command as well. On running the command I got an access denied for user root@localhost. I'll post the full error here: [root@mdc2vrs7867f0 nagiosxi]# mysqladmin --user=root password "nagiosxi" mysqladmin: connect to server at 'localhost' failed er...

It was going well, until it didn't! haha

It did a lot of stuff, but then I got hit with this:

The script that failed was: './D-chkconfigalldaemons'

Looks like mariadb is running now, can you clarify what you mean with the MySQL below the start mariadb command? Sorry.

Also, after cleaning and updating the repos I still have exclamations.

However, the install is proceeding, so that fixed that problem!

sestatus returns disabled. The server is running RHEL 7.6.

I am attaching the outputs of the other commands, deleting and reinstalling did not work.

This was a fresh install of version 5.4.0, so there should be nothing else inhibiting the install from previous versions.