2014r2.1 Upgrade Config Problem

[pvmadmin]

I just tried applying the configuration again after making changes and still received the error. However it does appear that it is writing information. See attached screenshot.

[tmcdonald]

Do the delete then write manually, then send over the /usr/local/nagios/etc/hostgroups.cfg file either directly attached or in a PM.

Edit: File received and placed in shared drive.

[tmcdonald]

• Do you have any static config files in the /usr/local/nagios/etc/static directory?
• Can you grep for that hostname?
  

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  grep -R "PVM Security DVR" /usr/local/nagios/etc/

[pvmadmin]

See below.

[pvmadmin]

In the static directory I have:

xiobjects.cfg
xitemplates.cfg
xitest.cfg

[scottwilkerson]

Actually, We need to write the files before we do that grep because the system is rolling back to the last known good configuration

Lets go to Configure -> Core Config Manager -> Tools -> Write Config Files
Click the Delete Button
Then Write

Then from the console run

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grep -R "PVM Security DVR" /usr/local/nagios/etc/

[pvmadmin]

I believe that's the state I was already in. But I did the delete and the write anyway and then ran the command. The results were exactly the same as the last screenshot.

Thanks,

Aaron

[scottwilkerson]

email sent requesting remote session

[psanchez]

I'm seeing similar issues when hitting 'Apply configuration' in CCM after upgrading to 2014r2.1

Complains about contacts missing an option, when I have deleted that contact already.
Complains about service escalation host name or description is NULL, but i'm not using a single hostname, i'm using a hostgroup....this has not change and its been working find before.

I have done a simple test, I have restore from backup and it restores fine, XI is up and running.
But when I just open CCM and hit the 'Apply Configuration' button it fails and I start getting all these errors.


Seems that the files and DB are not the same, I have tried to 'Write files' tools, but it still fails.


But if i do it from command line I have no issues

cd /usr/local/nagiosxi/scripts/ && ./reconfigure_nagios.sh

[scottwilkerson]

To be clear, have you done the following?

Lets go to Configure -> Core Config Manager -> Tools -> Write Config Files
Click the Delete Button
Then Write
Then Verify
If all this looks good click Restart