3-D Status Map not working

[Mark Young]

On Oct 3, 2008, at 6:31 PM, Rick Knight wrote:
> The only config file I have that points to /usr/local/nagios/sbin is  
> the Apache2 config file for Nagios, nagios.conf. I've included it  
> below...
>
> ## Apache2 config file for Nagios

This looks to be the standard sample config for apache which should  
not be a problem.



> What is the next step in trouble shooting this problem?

I believe the clear next step for you is to work on your configuration  
files.  I would backup your configuration, stop nagios, install the  
sample config files ('make install-config' in the source directory),  
then start nagios.  If that fixes the problem I'd look at the cgi.cfg  
and nagios.cfg as having some problem settings.  If it does not  
work... It could be a number of things including the openvrml plugin  
you are using.  A better tracing of the program and looking deeper  
into the logs might be required.

The VRML components have largely been unmaintained for a long time.   
VRML technology never really took off.  And sadly the 3D map is not as  
useful as you may hope. :(  If you are looking to enhanced maps I  
would look at the great NagVis (http://www.nagvis.org/) project.  If  
you are looking for more enhanced interactive mapping however, you may  
have to wait for something coming in the near future. ;)


Mark Young
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