Cgi scripts from nagios which apache runs try to access /etc/nagios/*.cfg files. They can't since they are running under user apache and scripts are under user nagios. I added user apache to nagios group and it started working. nadzor nagios # tail -n 1 /etc/group nagios:x:442:apache Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: install nagios run nagios access it from apache Actual Results: it says it can't access the cfg files Expected Results: working web page showing nagios status
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I'm sorry for that. Was in a hurry. I see you already fixed this.
to rephrase that. bug is not fixed, but the category of it was corrected.
(In reply to comment #0) > Cgi scripts from nagios which apache runs try to access /etc/nagios/*.cfg > files. They can't since they are running under user apache and scripts are > under user nagios. I added user apache to nagios group and it started working. > > nadzor nagios # tail -n 1 /etc/group > nagios:x:442:apache > > > Reproducible: Always > > Steps to Reproduce: > install nagios > run nagios > access it from apache > Actual Results: > it says it can't access the cfg files > > Expected Results: > working web page showing nagios status > [ ] You did read the postinstall messages. [X] Please do so.
