Nagios Support Forum

@willie34,

This should be partially solved in NCPA 3.0.2, but there still remains the bug of how NCPA handles whitespace in the logs API that will be handled in the next release.

@madmachinery, Have you tried this yet? It looks like each of those processes are in interruptible sleep, which means they're waiting on an event to complete. Can you check ps aux | grep -E 'apt|dpkg' so we can see what apt/dpkg are doing while things are hanging? You can also check these logs to se...

Hello @shoreypu, It would seem that you are encountering an issue with NCPA 2. Have you set your loglevel to debug and checked your logs to see if any errors are occuring? Also, NCPA 3.0.2 recently got an upgrade in how it handles its PID file and I suggest that you try upgrading to solve your issue.

Hello @levihenry, Nagios Core (the open source host/service/network monitoring program) allows comprehensive monitoring of network services (SMTP, POP3, HTTP, ICMP, SNMP, SSH, FTP, and many more), host resources (CPU load, disk usage, system logs) across a range of operating systems. Nagios Core als...

Hello @Sebanek,

Did you define check_internet_speed in commands.cfg?

You can find out more about how command definitions work here:
https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ml#command

Hello @Nuggel1234,

You can install Python 3 by using your package manager (dnf/yum on CentOS/RHEL/Oracle, apt/apt-get on Debian/Ubuntu) to install Python 3 with or by upgrading Nagios XI.

It looks like each of those processes are in interruptible sleep, which means they're waiting on an event to complete. Can you check ps aux | grep -E 'apt|dpkg' so we can see what apt/dpkg are doing while things are hanging? You can also check these logs to see if apt/dpkg had any errors: /var/log/d...

Try running apt with verbose output, so we can get some more information on where things are failing instead of just a vague idea of where things are getting stuck.

Hello @matson-itops, When you update Apache, your package manager should preserve your configuration files and if any changes were made to the default configurations, they should be created alongside your existing configurations with the tag .rpmnew . That said, it's always a good idea to back up yo...

Hello @montr3245,

I will file a bug report for this issue and it should be handled shortly.

In the mean time, Have you double checked that you're setting your user theme or that you're changing your global theme and that your user theme is set to default?