Probleme nagios sous linux fedora
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Bonjour,
j'ai tombé dans un problème apres l'installation nagios sous fedora je peux accéder dans nagios
a partir de l'adresse suivante :http://10.14.0.1/nagios mais il n'y a aucun affichage lors je veux utilisé les options de monitoring ou reporting , il affiche le msg < The requested URL /cgi/tac.cgi was not found on this server.>, mais après la vérification des tac.cgi il existe dans le répertoire /usr/local/nagios/sbin
aides-moi SVP
j'ai tombé dans un problème apres l'installation nagios sous fedora je peux accéder dans nagios
a partir de l'adresse suivante :http://10.14.0.1/nagios mais il n'y a aucun affichage lors je veux utilisé les options de monitoring ou reporting , il affiche le msg < The requested URL /cgi/tac.cgi was not found on this server.>, mais après la vérification des tac.cgi il existe dans le répertoire /usr/local/nagios/sbin
aides-moi SVP
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si c'est compilé...
Run the Configure Script
Run the configure script to initialize variables and create a Makefile as follows...(the last two options: --with-command-xxx are optional, but needed if you want to issue external commands)
./configure --prefix=prefix --with-cgiurl=cgiurl --with-htmurl=htmurl --with-nagios-user=someuser --with-nagios-group=somegroup --with-command-group=cmdgroup
* Replace prefix with the installation directory that you created in the step above (default is /usr/local/nagios)
cette phrase est importante ;)
* Replace cgiurl with the actual url you will be using to access the CGIs (default is /nagios/cgi-bin). Do NOT append a slash at the end of the url.
* Replace htmurl with the actual url you will be using to access the HTML for the main interface and documentation (default is /nagios/)
* Replace someuser with the name of a user on your system that will be used for setting permissions on the installed files (default is nagios)
* Replace somegroup with the name of a group on your system that will be used for setting permissions on the installed files (default is nagios)
* Replace cmdgroup with the name of the group running the web server (default is nagios, in the example above it was nagcmd). This will allow group members (i.e. your web server) to be able to submit external commands to Nagios.
Run the Configure Script
Run the configure script to initialize variables and create a Makefile as follows...(the last two options: --with-command-xxx are optional, but needed if you want to issue external commands)
./configure --prefix=prefix --with-cgiurl=cgiurl --with-htmurl=htmurl --with-nagios-user=someuser --with-nagios-group=somegroup --with-command-group=cmdgroup
* Replace prefix with the installation directory that you created in the step above (default is /usr/local/nagios)
cette phrase est importante ;)
* Replace cgiurl with the actual url you will be using to access the CGIs (default is /nagios/cgi-bin). Do NOT append a slash at the end of the url.
* Replace htmurl with the actual url you will be using to access the HTML for the main interface and documentation (default is /nagios/)
* Replace someuser with the name of a user on your system that will be used for setting permissions on the installed files (default is nagios)
* Replace somegroup with the name of a group on your system that will be used for setting permissions on the installed files (default is nagios)
* Replace cmdgroup with the name of the group running the web server (default is nagios, in the example above it was nagcmd). This will allow group members (i.e. your web server) to be able to submit external commands to Nagios.