Hey Nagios
I am running one Nagios XI 5.5.2 on Centos 6.8
And I have the following problem, a newly created user get "Your session has timed out" after only 18 hours of running.
The URL I am using is
http://(IP and URL)/nagiosxi/includes/components/nocscreen/noc.php?hostgroup=Routers+A-D&state=4&username=auser&ticket=YesIhaveCheckedtheIDmanytimes
This also happens with exsisting users, and I have tried 8 diffrent computers and some where freshly installed.
This error persist after a server reboot.
I have tried in
Admin - System Config - System settings - "Backward Compatibilty" I have set it to yes, allow insecure logins
Admin - System Config - System settings - "Security"/Page Security Settings (Disable)
Renewed the ID.
None of these seems to fix the error.
How do I fix this?
Monitoring URLS - Your session has timed out - only 18 hours
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scottwilkerson
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Re: Monitoring URLS - Your session has timed out - only 18 h
What is the session timeout set to ?
Admin - System Config -> System settings - "Security" -> Session Cookie Settings
Admin - System Config -> System settings - "Security" -> Session Cookie Settings
Re: Monitoring URLS - Your session has timed out - only 18 h
The keep alive has been set to true, changed it to false, changed it to true again
Session timeout 30 min
I have changed the 30 min to 31 min and back to 30 min
Session timeout 30 min
I have changed the 30 min to 31 min and back to 30 min
Re: Monitoring URLS - Your session has timed out - only 18 h
On the two Windows 10 machines 1803, I created a new local user, gave admin rigths and it is still the same.
It does not matter that I use a new nagios 5.5.2 user, with a new windows profile or the old.
Somehow Nagios/Centos 6.8 is remebering the PC and will not release whatever that is holding.
I have even kept the machines shutdown for more than 31 min, still the same result
Your session has timed out.
It does not matter that I use a new nagios 5.5.2 user, with a new windows profile or the old.
Somehow Nagios/Centos 6.8 is remebering the PC and will not release whatever that is holding.
I have even kept the machines shutdown for more than 31 min, still the same result
Your session has timed out.
Re: Monitoring URLS - Your session has timed out - only 18 h
If I try a new PC, then it displays the Nagios XI Operations Center page it as it should.
So something have changed after I did the above.
So something have changed after I did the above.
Re: Monitoring URLS - Your session has timed out - only 18 h
It does not work.
When I close the browser, the PHP Session file does not get deleted.
If I delete it manual, it recreates them, but the result is the same.
I uploaded a picture.
When I close the browser, the PHP Session file does not get deleted.
If I delete it manual, it recreates them, but the result is the same.
I uploaded a picture.
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Re: Monitoring URLS - Your session has timed out - only 18 h
The content of the file shown is
language|s:5:"en_US";
language|s:5:"en_US";
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scottwilkerson
- DevOps Engineer
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Re: Monitoring URLS - Your session has timed out - only 18 h
Locking thread, moving to new opened ticket
Re: Monitoring URLS - Your session has timed out - only 18 h
Some URLs do not redirect to the login page. The username/ticket does not authenticate anymore. You need to use the auth tokens (you can read about them in the help section) or turn on insecure login from the Admin > System Settings > Backward Compatability tab and check the box. Then go to your profile page, check the box to use the insecure login ticket given on that page.
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