Nagios 3.0.2 - "Acknowledge this service problem" link is missing

[Shaun Martin]

Hi All,

I am running ubuntu with nagios 3.0.2 installed via apt-get. For some reason
I do not have a ³Acknowledge this service problem² link on pages that show
warning or critical. From what I can tell these links were not removed. I am
running 3.0 on an old debian box and it has those links, and this new ubuntu
box is my replacement for the debian box. But before I can do the switchover
I need the ³Acknowledge this service problem² links to be present.

Based on a link from my 3.0 instance I tricked the 3.0.2 instance to
acknowledge a service problem by editing the URL. The acknowledge icon is
present and the note type is ³Acknowledgement². So I can trick the 3.0.2
into acknowledging an issue, oh yah also once acknowledged there is no link
for ³Remove problem acknowledgement² either.

Any help on getting these links present would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Shaun

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