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Mike,
You are missing an entry. The "nna_conf" should look like this:

Defaults:%nnacmd !requiretty

Host_Alias HOST = localhost

Cmnd_Alias LIST = /sbin/iptables --list
Cmnd_Alias SAVE = /etc/init.d/iptables save
Cmnd_Alias UPDATE = /sbin/iptables -I INPUT -p udp -j ACCEPT --dport *
Cmnd_Alias DAEMON = /usr/local/nagiosna/bin/nagiosna *

%nnacmd HOST=(root) NOPASSWD: LIST
%nnacmd HOST=(root) NOPASSWD: SAVE
%nnacmd HOST=(root) NOPASSWD: UPDATE
%nnacmd HOST=(nna) NOPASSWD: /bin/kill *
%nnacmd HOST=(nna) NOPASSWD: DAEMON

Try adding the line, colored in red, save, then try to start each source from the web interface. Let us know if this helped.

Just an update on this problem:

This was installed on a n OpenVZ virtual server. I believe that that was the problem as OpenVZ (virtualization which I use a lot) is not compatible with the application. So no matter how many times I made installs or modifications it failed.

However, I installed the same version on another form of virtualization and it worked fine. Everything worked from the start..easy to set up.

So I believe the networking of OpenVZ and the permissions required by the host was the problem.

Thanks for your help...I guess I will have to give up on OpenVZ.

I am glad your issue has been resolved. I will talk to our developers and see what is going to take to make the product compatible with OpenVZ. If it is just a small tweak, we can submit a patch. I am locking this topic.