Highly Unusual Bug
Russell Scibetti
russell at quadrix.com
Wed May 7 17:35:41 CEST 2003
I was just trying to view the CGIs for a particular Nagios instance,
when I got the error message that I was not authorized to view this
infomation. I couldn't view any status data. This has never happened
before, and I knew that the cgi.cfg was configured to allow me in. I
tried other logins, and every user defined in cgi.cfg could log in but
couldn't see any data.
The error was actually due to an error in the checkcommands.cfg. I had
edited that config file without restarting Nagios, and there was a
syntax error. Once I fixed it and hup'd Nagios, I had full access again.
My question, though, is why would this have the affect of making Nagios
think that the user didn't have viewing permissions?
Russell
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