Email Alerts Box Not Listing All Users
Email Alerts Box Not Listing All Users
Hi, in my favorite browser (Chrome) when attempting to create an alert, not all the users are showing in the selection box. This appears to be a bug? I'm on 2015R1.2b
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Re: Email Alerts Box Not Listing All Users
Is this only happening in Chrome?
Does it work in Firefox, IE, Safari or any other web browser?
Does it work in Firefox, IE, Safari or any other web browser?
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Re: Email Alerts Box Not Listing All Users
There was a bug in version 1.1, where no more than 10 users would display but this was fixed in 1.2.
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... HANGES.TXT
I wonder if this bug somehow this resurfaced... Do you see exactly 10 users?
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... HANGES.TXT
I wonder if this bug somehow this resurfaced... Do you see exactly 10 users?
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Re: Email Alerts Box Not Listing All Users
Yes, I see only ten users. We have purchase a three instance installation for the company. I did an install on Oracle Linux 6.6 in a Vmware 5.5 environment. I'm giving up. I would like to replace the three instances with the OVF that Nagios provides to commit a standard installation.(according to Nagios) Is there a way to backup my user base so I don't have to rekey them in to the new instances?
Re: Email Alerts Box Not Listing All Users
I don't believe there is a user backup currently, but there might be a way to grab the info from LS and at least partially automate re-adding them. I am asking a developer to weigh in.
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Re: Email Alerts Box Not Listing All Users
OK, this is actually doable with the create and restore backup scripts!
Firstly, add this before we run these scripts:
pip install jsonselect
Then move to this file path and run this script:
This will create a backup .tar.gz file with a name such as: nagioslogserver.2015-12-10.1418250999.tar.gz. Be sure you grab the newly created one by looking at the date of the most recent in that directory.
On the new server copy the .tar.gz we just created and place it after the restore_backup.sh similar to the following (do not use the * like in my example as this will not work correctly):
Firstly, add this before we run these scripts:
pip install jsonselect
Then move to this file path and run this script:
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/usr/local/nagioslogserver/scripts/create_backup.shOn the new server copy the .tar.gz we just created and place it after the restore_backup.sh similar to the following (do not use the * like in my example as this will not work correctly):
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/usr/local/nagioslogserver/scripts/restore_backup.sh nagioslogserver.2015-*.tar.gz/Luke