Kenneth Geddings Jr. schrieb:
gb spam wrote:
what version of fedora are you using?Hi everyone, i have installed nagios 1.2 for testing purposes and there is an error shown in the web interface which is shown as follows:
Whoops! Error: Could not read host and service status information!
and on Event-log: Error: Could not open log file
'/var/log/nagios/nagios.log' for reading!
What user is your web server running as, and does it have access to /var/log/nagios/nagios.log? (the answers are most likely "apache" and "no")
Assuming that is the problem, you'll need to arrange access to /var/log/nagios/nagios for apache. there are number of ways to achieve this, in increasing order of desirability
1. chmod 755 the file, its directory and all parent directories (very bad move) 2. use groups (bad move - if something else needs to do a similar hting you'll end up jumping through a few group hoops). 3. use file acls to give access (most elegant, very secure) 4. configure it to use a different log file which is easy to give apache priv to read 5. something else that i've not thought (most likely)
of course, the file might not actually exist - in which case starting the nagios daemon should resolve that.
[SOLVED]
Nagios on Fedora FC3
The problem was selinux. I was trying setenforce 0 ... and it worked.
So i had to configure the security level for the apache httpd deamon and set setenforce back to 1.
Thank you for your replies !! Uwe
