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Ha. Now that @lgute mentions that, I forgot all about it! Mainly because we never recommend upgrading to a .0 release - always wait for the .1.

In this case, I'm guessing that is the problem though. Good catch and good luck!

Dependencies are backwards from what most people think. Instead of saying "run service X when service Y is in this state," you say "run service X when service Y is NOT in one of these states." Check out https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagioscore/docs/nagioscore/4/en/dependenc...

We had a customer that had this problem with an earlier version of Nagios (maybe, 5.8.something?). For them, it was a broker that they added to do some work. Took the broker out, and things went back to normal. Have you done any broker work?

You might want to follow the NCPA development over at https://github.com/NagiosEnterprises/ncpa for more information on this.

Here's how we do this kind of crufty drop/replace from one (old) server to another: Find all the config files on the old box that Nagios uses (see below) and save them somewhere: # cd /tmp # egrep "cfg_(file|dir)" /usr/local/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg | awk -F= '{print $NF}' | xargs tar cfv con...

My first and obvious question would be, have you tried in a private browser window with a fresh/clean history?

Not inherently within XI. But you can cheat a little bit and use the API to find things out. Click on "Help" and then "Objects Reference" within XI and you'll be greeted with a bunch of API calls that you can make to query the host groups. To my knowledge, no one has written an A...

Help me understand what your end goal is and I'll see if I can help you get there.

Copy/paste the entry into an email to yourself and manually delete it. It's just a cron job so it can be recreated from the Nagios database if it really thinks it needs to be there. I'm guessing it just got confused somewhere along the way, maybe with a permissions thing with someone poking at it ma...

You say you're running from the command line, but I'll assume you're running as root. What happens if you run as Nagios user: