Can you send your cgi.cfg
And are you logging in with basic authentication as a specific user?
Is this user a contact for any hosts/services?
Error: Could not read host and service status information!
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Re: Error: Could not read host and service status informatio
PM'd the cgi.cfg
I have no authentication set up at this time, have not modified the contacts.
I have no authentication set up at this time, have not modified the contacts.
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Re: Error: Could not read host and service status informatio
If you don't have authentication setup nagios doesn't know what your user has rights to see..
In your cgi.cfg you have the following
At a bare minimum you need to set this to 0 if you aren't using authentication
In your cgi.cfg you have the following
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use_authentication=0
Re: Error: Could not read host and service status informatio
Thank you very much @scottwilkerson for your quick responses! You're awesome!!
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Re: Error: Could not read host and service status informatio
Glad it is resolved!brt24574 wrote:Thank you very much @scottwilkerson for your quick responses! You're awesome!!
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