Nagios - Check for Updates

[Jon Adcock]

This feature (check for updates) does not appear to be working for me.  When 3.3.1 came out, I waited for a week, and never saw the update available banner displayed on the Nagios main landing page (main.php).  I've been playing with the main.php page to get it to display the date/time of the last update check, and it returns blank (no value), so I'm assuming that too mean it's not actually checking.

  I am currently running Nagios 3.3.1 on the Novell SLES v10 server (Nagios compiled from source).  Can anyone give me some troubleshooting steps to get me started?  For example, is there a way to enable logging of the check for updates feature, and is there a way to manually start the update check (the API, not the web page URL link)?



Jon Adcock
Network Systems Administrator
Leon County MIS
301 S. Monroe St.
Tallahassee, FL  32301
Office:  (850) 606-5518
adcockj at leoncountyfl.gov
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