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Nagios CGI's not displaying
Post 76311 by tekhed on Monday 27th of June 2005 03:17:11 PM
06-27-2005
Thanks for the info, I have verified that I have all the aliases correct. I followed the instructions from the Nagios site for setting up the web interface that discusses the configuration.
I did notice that when trying to access the CGI's on the server, I am getting the NOT FOUND error message. It's saying, 'The Requested URL /nagios/cgi-bin/status.cgi was not found on this server'.
I have checked that path and the files (CGI's) are there. It's when I try to go to the /nagios/images directory that I get the FORBIDDEN error telling me that I do not have permission to access this directory.
So, the problem is that when trying to access the CGI's, it's telling me NOT FOUND. Any suggestions? Could Apache be pointing somewhere the files are not? If so, where?
Again, thanks for the assistance. All info is appreciated.
I did notice that when trying to access the CGI's on the server, I am getting the NOT FOUND error message. It's saying, 'The Requested URL /nagios/cgi-bin/status.cgi was not found on this server'.
I have checked that path and the files (CGI's) are there. It's when I try to go to the /nagios/images directory that I get the FORBIDDEN error telling me that I do not have permission to access this directory.
So, the problem is that when trying to access the CGI's, it's telling me NOT FOUND. Any suggestions? Could Apache be pointing somewhere the files are not? If so, where?
Again, thanks for the assistance. All info is appreciated.
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