Nagios site down

[James Turnbull]

Robert Hajime Lanning wrote:

>> I suspect caching also - though not sure it has anything to do with
>> the Received line. :)  It's still down for me.
> 
> "Received" line has nothing to do with web browsing.

Yes - hence the smiley face.

> Though, the site is down.  Looks like there is an absolute path
> for an include file, that should be a relative path.
> 
> "/includes/globals.php" should probably be "includes/globals.php"

I'd say in classic IT style that someone scheduled a change on Memorial
Day weekend, didn't test and then went away.  Wouldn't be the first time...

Regards

James Turnbull


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