Hi,
I am getting error applying configuration in Nagios Xi (attached the error screenshot). I am unable to add new devices or make any changes in Nagios because of this issue. Can someone please look into this and update.
Regards,
Preethu
Backend login to the Core Config Manager failed
Backend login to the Core Config Manager failed
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Re: Backend login to the Core Config Manager failed
Hi,
Compare contact 'SNOW' with another contact - you wil see 'Snow" is missning a host notification command
and a service notification command. Once you add them the "Apply Configuration" should work without
any errors.
Thanks
Compare contact 'SNOW' with another contact - you wil see 'Snow" is missning a host notification command
and a service notification command. Once you add them the "Apply Configuration" should work without
any errors.
Thanks
Re: Backend login to the Core Config Manager failed
Hi,
Snow entry is available in both host notification and service notification under commands.
Regards,
Preethu
Snow entry is available in both host notification and service notification under commands.
Regards,
Preethu
Re: Backend login to the Core Config Manager failed
Please go to Configure > Core Config Manager > Tools > Config File Management:
- Click the Delete Files button (don't worry, it's safe, they will be rewritten)
- Then click the Write Configs button
- Then click the Verify Files button, if it verifies properly, please try to Apply Configuration
That alone may fix it.
If it fails again, please do this:
Please run this tail command (and leave it running):
Then try to apply configuration through the web interface and once it completes/errors send me the full output from the tail command above.
If all that doesn't fix it, do this:
Go to Configure > Core Config Manager > Tools > Config File Management:
- Click the Delete Files button (don't worry, it's safe, they will be rewritten)
- Then click the Write Configs button
- Once they are done being written (don't do anything in between, don't apply config or anything), run this command and PM me the resulting /tmp/NAGIOSBADFILES.zip file:
Please PM me a copy of your profile.zip as well, you can download it from Admin > System Profile > Download Profile by clicking the Download Profile button.
- Click the Delete Files button (don't worry, it's safe, they will be rewritten)
- Then click the Write Configs button
- Then click the Verify Files button, if it verifies properly, please try to Apply Configuration
That alone may fix it.
If it fails again, please do this:
Please run this tail command (and leave it running):
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tail -Fn0 /usr/local/nagiosxi/var/cmdsubsys.logIf all that doesn't fix it, do this:
Go to Configure > Core Config Manager > Tools > Config File Management:
- Click the Delete Files button (don't worry, it's safe, they will be rewritten)
- Then click the Write Configs button
- Once they are done being written (don't do anything in between, don't apply config or anything), run this command and PM me the resulting /tmp/NAGIOSBADFILES.zip file:
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zip -r /tmp/NAGIOSBADFILES.zip /usr/local/nagios/etc