Nagios Looking Glass problem

[joe.stringfellow at liverpool.com]

I had installed Nagios Looking Glass 1.2 and Nagios 2.5 on a computer 
running Fedora Core 5 with PHP v 5.2 but couldn’t get any results 
unfortunatley. Therefore I amended the S3_config.inc.php file to include 
the $NLG_LineEnding = “/”; that I read somewhere was included in the 
latest update.


When I try to connect to the nagios server (
http://myservername/nagios/client/?debug=yes I get the following error. 
Even on the same machine if I try http://127.0.0.1/nagios/client/ I still 
get the following result.

Attempting to download files from 
http://xxx:xxx@nagiosserver/nagios/share/server/s3_download.php

Synchronising s3_class.inc.php with server ...  failed sync'ing with 
server
Synchronising s3_config.inc.php with server ...  failed sync'ing with 
server
Etc,etc

*** Download Stub -> DownloadFiles() finished ***

*** S3 Client -> CheckSyncFiles() running ***
Checking s3_class.inc.php ... FILE NOT FOUND or FILE IS EMPTY
Checking s3_config.inc.php ... FILE NOT FOUND or FILE IS EMPTY
Etc,etc

I checked to ensure that permissions for all files under 
usr/local/nagios/share/client and usr/local/nagios/share/server are all 
owned by apache (the account running httpd) and have read/write access. 

The apache user has read/write access to /usr/local/nagios/var and all its 
files. I’ve made the apache account the owner of all files apart from the 
status.dat file as this is owned by the nagios user and I cannot seem to 
change it. (The apache account is in the same group as the nagios user has 
read/write access through this group account though.)

Any assistance that anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks,

Joe




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