Hello there
the quick instruction on how to install of nagios was great and very easy
but the problem is when i uncomment this # sysmbol to nagios.cfg
because i wnt to monitor the windows…
it got an error like this “Ooopppsss”
please anyone can guide me…
thanks you
Hi,
I do not understand which parameter you are uncommenting.
When starting (or trying to start) the nagios daemon, it says in which file you’ll find details about the error encountered, did you check it out?
Bye
Ivan
heres the parameter #cfg_file=usr/local/nagios/etc/objects/windows.cfg
once i remove the comment symbol then i restart the nagios and my apache…
it gives me an error like this
Whoops!
Error: Could not read host and service status information!
I dont know the problem but I already installed on my machine the nsclient…
Please help me…
thank you…
heres the parameter #cfg_file=usr/local/nagios/etc/objects/windows.cfg
once i remove the comment symbol then i restart the nagios and my apache…
it gives me an error like this
Whoops!
Error: Could not read host and service status information!
I dont know the problem but I already installed on my machine the nsclient…
Please help me…
thank you…
cheesewizz
I use this -v to verify my nagios but it shows me like this once i type it in the terminal
The program ‘nagios’ can be found in the following packages;
*nagios-text
*nagios-pgsql
*nagios-mysql
try: apt-get install
make sure you have hte ‘universe’ component enabled
-bash: nagios: command not found
if i install all that the nagios get me an error
i cant browse nagios once i install that…
please need help to guide me i want to use nagios to monitor all my pc…
thank you
From what I can see you are missing the leading / in the path to your windows.cfg file.
Your entry shows:
#cfg_file=usr/local/nagios/etc/objects/windows.cfg
When infact it should be:
#cfg_file=/usr/local/nagios/etc/objects/windows.cfg
Note the extra / before usr
This should solve your problem I hope.
Cheers
Leigh
oooppps sorry i forgot to put it…
But the parameters in the nagios.cfg the symbol of this / was included…
still error…
Is there actually a windows.cfg file in that directory?