If i run the script ./importnagiosql i got an error message just like that
ERROR: No files to import - exiting where nagios core and nagiosql installed
NagiosXI Installation Issue
Re: NagiosXI Installation Issue
What version of XI are you attempting to install, and on what Linux distribution are you working with? We had a known bug in 2011R1.3 in that script with apache not restarting correctly. It should be fixed in 1.4.
Re: NagiosXI Installation Issue
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Re: NagiosXI Installation Issue
Ya i have an doubt... how to install nagiosxi at suse linux ...
because if we install nagiosxi we need yum configuration
but there is not possible in suse without configure yum then how to install it...?
because if we install nagiosxi we need yum configuration
but there is not possible in suse without configure yum then how to install it...?
Re: NagiosXI Installation Issue
SuSE is not currently supported at this time. Even if yum was installed and configured there are many subcomponents that would likely not work correctly. Currently we support RHEL 5x and CentOS5x installs, and we're working on adding Fedora and Scientific Linux.
Re: NagiosXI Installation Issue
I install nagiosxi threw proxy at centos 5.4 ...i got an error like
ERROR: rpmforge-release RPM was not installed - exiting.
How to solve this problem...?
note: i define my proxies at yum.conf and wgetrc configuration files also.....
ERROR: rpmforge-release RPM was not installed - exiting.
How to solve this problem...?
note: i define my proxies at yum.conf and wgetrc configuration files also.....
Re: NagiosXI Installation Issue
There has been an issue with the RPMForge changed URLs. Install RPMforge following the directions on this Web page:
http://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResour ... s/RPMForge
After this, go to your nagiosxi directory and run in terminal:
# touch installed.yum
# ./fullinstall
http://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResour ... s/RPMForge
After this, go to your nagiosxi directory and run in terminal:
# touch installed.yum
# ./fullinstall
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