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mod_wsgi (pid=1883788): Failed to exec Python script file '/usr/local/nsti/wsgi.py' error occurred in /var/log/httpd/error_log file.

Use the shell and define a service manually. Wizards make services rather badly so while they're a good learning tool, they aren't good for defining generalized services. Learn about how nagios is supposed to work, and don't depend on wizards. Use templates and hostgroups to generalize services so t...

Typically a host check is defined to ping the host to see if it is reachable. You can use a different check but something standardized is somewhat normal and ping/icmp is the usual way. You need an am I alive check to tell the system to continue checks. The main cfg can fail all other checks or not ...

Do you mean whitelist the proxy inside Nagios or on network security side? The nagios server needs to connect to a nagios web server on the internet to check the license status. If it can't connect to that site the license check will fail. The nagios server has a proxy setting in the admin section....

Check your proxy settings and whitelist.

I think you'll need to figure out what service is creating the issue and why the arg list is so long. The error is from the shell, suggesting the service command runs a shell script, and isn't really a nagios issue.

The OP may want to say what problem they're trying to solve since it looks like there's more to the story. It might be good to upgrade an install, then create a new one to convert to a later version.

I think newer nrpe installs set nrpe as a service rather than running under xinetd. That said, has the OP thought to read the error messages, check if xinettd is isn installed and maybe setting it up?

You can import valid config files by putting them in the import dir and running the reconfigure script.

For the web server on the nagios host to serve local files, they have to be under documentroot (with a subdir as desired). This is just normal web server stuff. The permissions on the local dir have to allow the web server to access the page. /usr/local/nagios has never worked for me because it isn'...