error happen when config nagios in the first time....

[John Joseph]

Hi 
  Did you configure *.cfg files , such as host.cfg
,service.cfg , u need to have it , there are
*.cfg-sample files , u can edit it 
  also please check 
     cgi.cfg file for the option 
      "use_authentication"
            Thanks
               Joseph 

--- CC Yuen <ccyuen at hkcert.org> wrote:

> Dear list,
> 
> This is my first time to config Nagios, but very bad
> luck when I config the cfg file it prompt up
> the Woops msg. I have read many related web site but
> still cannot resolve it.
> I have check around the cgi.cfg, nagios.cfg, were
> follow the suggested setting.
> The cgi-bin alias is correct and accessable. Then
> what else can I do? It make me very confuse ~.~
> 
> Hope can give some idea to me......
> 
> 
> Regards
> Chung
> 
> 
>
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