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Hi, Hum, I feel that I monopolize the conversation since 2 last week because it's my third topic during this period...

I swear that it's my ultimate problem (kwown)
It's the last but not the least ...

So, My nagios-debian is running properly, the web-interface is OK, all the service and command are running too.

The final step (in order to transfer nagios windows server to nagios-debian) is to load a map (the plan of our enterprise), add parents on each host and add some hosts on this map with specifics icons.

My problem : I've read that the statusmap on nagios is generated automatically, but when I open "Map" on the interface web, I've nothing, only this :
And next to "Map", there is (Legacy). When I click, I have the following message :
Not Found
The requested URL /nagios/cgi-bin/statusmap.cgi was not found on this server.

I've tried to check the file cgi.cfg on nagios/etc and to uncomment "#statusmap_background_image=smbackground.gd2" ? Then I've load an image on /usr/local/nagios/share.image and rewrote the line like this :

statusmap_background_image=SNF.jpg

But still blank in "map".




For information, in nagios/sbin, there is a file status.cgi.

Furthermore, I don't know if it's in relation, but about the error in "legacy", I've read that there was a problem at the beginning of my nagios installation with packets libgd2-xpm-dev.
If I try again to use "apt-get libgd2-xpm-dev, I've the output :
I think that libdgd3 had take place libgd2 => locate libgd3 => I've output in /usr/share/doc/libgd3 and /var/lib/dpkg/info/libgd3:i386...
But "locate libgd2" => I've nothing.

I'm really lost with all this outbuildings and updates :/ Any Idea ?

(config.log attached if it's can help you...).

Can you post your logs for us to take a look at? (if you can't find one of them, look around, I might be slightly off depending how your logs are setup.) Also, we'll need to see /etc/apache2/conf/httpd.conf and your entire /etc/apache2/conf.d/ directory (feel free to zip it up).

For sure, but for the log, there are many files, do you need all theses files? Is this normal...?

About apache2, I've not httpd.conf but apaches2,conf, I suppose it's the same thing.

Second message to upload apache logs and errors.

What is the output of these commands:

Hello,

Here it is.

Maybe It could help you, or maybe this is another problem/distinct, but when I check the directory where I have downloaded nagios 4.1.1 for the installation, if i test "ls" I only have statusmap.c but not .cgi.

And I've read on the net that this is a problem during installation and compilation of nagios with outbuildings of libgd witch prevent the files creation of statusmap.cgi for instance.

Like I said, there is no libgd2 installed, but libgd3 on Debian 8 Jessie. And I couldn't install libgd2-xpm and libgd2-xpm-dev but only libgd3.
And if I want to test "libgd-dev I've the following error :

Ok, I've done a few things : I've modify /etc/apt/source.list which used DVD instead of official sources...

Then, after apt-update and apt-upgrade, I've managed to install libgd2-xpm and libgd-dev.

Finally, I've done this : Then "make cgis"and verify if there was statusmap.cgi with this : And a copy in the directory of nagios : I've restart Nagios service, and in the web interface, when I click on "Legacy", I've a map !!!!!!! (see the upload file).
So good.

But when I click on 'Map", I still have nothing. Maybe can I use only the part "Legacy" to use a custom image and indicate coordinates on each host ?

Good job on the statusmap.cgi one, that's what I was thinking.

Let's check for map.html and the permissions that are set:

What does the page show when you click on Map, any errors or anything?

The map is missing but there is no message.