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False alarm. I had gone through my normal CIS secure config playbook and it seemed to work after that, but enabling selinux stops the wizard from being able to add a new host.

I migrated to a new Nagios server and my Linux hosts monitored immediately started giving me errors about completing the SSL handshake. I tried to add a new Linux host with a newly downloaded version of the ncpa server and the wizard won't add it. The wizard just says "Unable to contact server....

Well, RHEL7 has extended support, but maybe it won't continue being back-ported to CentOS 7 which is what the Nagios OVA used. My update worked eventually. I did the following: upgraded my CentOS 7.9 OVA install to 2024R1.1.4 doing what I said a couple of posts above and then made a backup tar.gz fi...

FYI, I'm still working on the problem. It does seem like they don't support EL7 anymore in their install script for 2024R1.1.5 even though the compatibility matrix says it is supported: https://nagiosenterprises.my.site.com/support/s/article/Nagios-Software-OS-supported-versions I did this fix to th...

Same thing happening to me. I'm running the Nagios XI virtual appliance that is still on Centos 7.9. I need to start fresh to get the underlying OS supported, so I downloaded the newest OVA which is running Centos 9 and Nagios XI 2024R1.1.5 and imported it into vSphere and launched it. Now I need to...

deleting everything in /usr/local/nagios/var/spool/xidpe/ and the perfdata directory fixed this.

on further searching the issue seems to be too many files in /usr/local/nagios/var/spool/xidpe/ directory. So many that "ls" doesn't even return.

I'm waiting for "rm -vf" to return anything, but it also is just sitting there, so I assume there are many many files.

I'm seeing piles of "find" processes in my Nagios XI server. The number varies but it goes between around 10 and 100 and seems to happen frequently. They are all being run by user nagios. It's a 2 vCPU virtual machine and seems to be averaging a load of around 84 percent all the time. Any ...

To clear out the "update in progress" message one of these should do the trick(assuming the default dbs are used): echo "update xi_commands set status_code = '2' where command = '1120';" | mysql -uroot -pnagiosxi nagiosxi echo "update xi_commands set status_code = '2' where...

Nevermind. I found the support PDF that says how to do it from the command line which worked fine. I'm on 5.6.1 now.