Can't start nagios if apache is in custom location

[vinothsethuram]

Getting command not found error. what copy you need from me?

[vinothsethuram]

ot@velocitylinux:/apps/apache-httpd/conf# ls
extra httpd.conf magic mime.types original workers.properties
root@velocitylinux:/apps/apache-httpd/conf# cd /httpd.conf
bash: cd: /httpd.conf: No such file or directory

[tmcdonald]

vino, we need you to give us a copy of the file located at:

/apps/apache-httpd/conf/httpd.conf

[tmcdonald]

Open up PuTTY, maximize the window, and run this:

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cat /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf | grep --invert-match "#" | sed '/^\s*$/d' | tr '\n' '#'

Then copy and paste the output here.

[vinothsethuram]

root@velocitylinux:~# cat /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf | grep --invert-match "#" | sed '/^\s*$/d' | tr '\n' '#'
cat: /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf: No such file or directory


I sent PM with attachment

[tmcdonald]

I got your PM. As for the command I had you run, I neglected to change the file path to yours.

We will review your file and get back to you.

[vinothsethuram]

Hi,

Any updates?

Thanks

[slansing]

We looked over the config file and did not notice anything that would cause this issue, it looks in order. At this point we need to make it clear that we only support installations on clean minimal distro installs, and the packages that are grabbed as a part of nagios prerequisites are in their expected, default, installation locations. This is where Nagios expects to find what it requires. While we try to support installations that go beyond this, at a certain point it is no longer feasible to try and hunt down changes that are not officially supported.