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The IBM wizards did make a brief appearance installed by default (one or 2 minor versions), however were pulled for security reasons, and because we are not the authors of the wizards, cannot offer direct support for them, the decision was made to pull them from the product and have IBM offer them as an addon as they are supporting them.

scottwilkerson wrote:What you can do is a running tail of the /usr/local/nagiosxi/var/cmdsubsys.log while uploading to see what it is erroring on

Nothing in that file while I upload the zip file for the "Manage Config Wizards" for IBM i.

This sure if this is interesting, but I share:
I'm using a NAT address to reach Nagios from our intranet network. That could be the problem for the upload.
But I have also tried directly from the network where Nagios is and it's the same.
In both case, noting in /usr/local/nagiosxi/var/cmdsubsys.log while uploading.

That is strange. I just remembered there is a way to install it from the CLI

scottwilkerson wrote:That is strange. I just remembered there is a way to install it from the CLI

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/usr/local/nagiosxi/tools/install_configwizard.php --file=/path/to/file.zip

Thanks! Should I use the user apache or nagios to install it?

steph007 wrote:

scottwilkerson wrote:That is strange. I just remembered there is a way to install it from the CLI

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/usr/local/nagiosxi/tools/install_configwizard.php --file=/path/to/file.zip

Thanks! Should I use the user apache or nagios to install it?

This should be ran as root

Thanks!
I can now see the wizard for IBM i
So the problem was really the upload.

steph007 wrote:Thanks!
I can now see the wizard for IBM i
So the problem was really the upload.

Great!

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