Cannot load site on mobile device

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nickap
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Cannot load site on mobile device

Post by nickap »

I'm trying to load the Nagios site on my iOS device but it keeps trying to redirect or load the home page over and over. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot or figure out what the issue is?
dchurch
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Re: Cannot load site on mobile device

Post by dchurch »

Do you mean you're trying to log into the Nagios XI web interface, or do you mean nagios.com?

Did this start happening after you upgraded?

Can you browse the site using Chrome, using the Device Toolbar to enable small screen mode?
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nickap
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Re: Cannot load site on mobile device

Post by nickap »

Apologies, referring to our internal Nagiox XI web interface. I believe it happened after we moved over to CentOS 7. We did change the hostname in the process when we migrated to our new CentOS 7 server. I'm using an iPhone with Safari, I know it worked before. It loads fine on a desktop using Chrome.
ssax
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Re: Cannot load site on mobile device

Post by ssax »

Are you trying to go the new mobile interface:

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http://YOURXISERVER/nagiosxi/mobile/
The old mobile interface:

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http://YOURXISERVER/nagiosmobile/
Or the main XI interface?

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http://YOURXISERVER/nagiosxi/

Are you seeing any related errors in any of your logs in /var/log/httpd? Please post them.

You can run this command as root and leave it running:

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tail -Fn0 /var/log/httpd/*
Then try to load it on your iOS device and send us the full output after it fails.

Additionally, please run this command as root and send us the resulting /tmp/HTTPDFILES.zip file:

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zip -r /tmp/HTTPDFILES.zip /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf /etc/httpd/conf.d /etc/php.ini
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