Nagios Support Forum

Yesterday, I updated both of my cluster servers to 1.4.2. All went smoothly until I noticed timeouts in the web UI as well as login failures without any errors. Here's the behavior I'm seeing:

I log in to the UI and all looks normal. Cluster health looks good and instances are green and happy. After a few minutes of being idle, I'll notice the "System Status" indicators on the top go red. A mouse-over text bubble shows "Could not authenticate. Invalid token given." If I click on any of the menu items, it will spit me back out to the login page. In firefox, populating the login info and clicking "Log In" will let me in. In Chrome, the login page keeps refreshing and won't let me back in. Closing the tab and opening the cluster URL will finally get me back in.

I hope I was successful in describing the behavior. Please let me know what I can check to begin the troubleshooting process. I'd like to stress that this problem has never existed in my cluster prior to upgrading to 1.4.2 yesterday. I'm also using LDAP integration, but even using local logins will produce the same behavior and results. Thank you in advance.

Can you attempt to clear browser cache and see if it resolves anything? There are a couple of known issues with 1.4.2 that requires the cache to be cleared.

hsmith wrote:Can you attempt to clear browser cache and see if it resolves anything? There are a couple of known issues with 1.4.2 that requires the cache to be cleared.

I cleared the browser cache and everything else and it yielded the same results.

I tried to replicate this upgrading from 1.4.1 -> 1.4.2, and couldn't.

Could you submit a ticket in about this, so that we can get a remote scheduled? Please reference this thread as well.

rkennedy wrote:I tried to replicate this upgrading from 1.4.1 -> 1.4.2, and couldn't.

Could you submit a ticket in about this, so that we can get a remote scheduled? Please reference this thread as well.

Submitted. Thanks.

Ticket received, going to lock up this thread and we'll continue there.