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[email=kd4pyr@NEMS]kd4pyr@NEMS[/email]:~ $ date && echo "---" && sudo cat /etc/nagios3/resource.cfg | grep USER5 && echo "---" && sudo tail /var/log/sendemail Sun 17 Dec 17:31:13 EST 2017 --- [sudo] password for kd4pyr: $USER5$=kd4pyr@fuse.net --- ...

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Busy time. For the issue of the sendemail file rights, I think I know what happened.  I was not using the file on my old system (it did not exist).  So maybe it was deleted by the restore?  I know it did not exist until I ran the email test code with SUDO...

I noticed two issues when testing email on version 1.3. Maybe it is me, but I found: 1) The logging of the email was not working because Nagios did not apparently have sufficient rights to the /var/log/sendemail file. I manually updated the rights and then log entries began to be made. 2) When tryin...

There is joy in Mudville, the might Robbie hit a home run...

OK wrong season for baseball analogies.  The quickfix is not quick, but it does the job.  All is well with the permissions in Nagios Core.

As always, thanks.

I don't think so.  Ran the nems-init and created the user account.
Rebooted.
logged in using the created account.
Then ran the nems-restore.

In version 1.2.3 I modified the NConf OS definitions to change the images used and added a couple of OS definitions to for use with my firewall and switches. It would be useful to have the OS definitions be part of the migration to avoid having to recreate manually on the backend of the migration.

I have version 1.3 up and running and migrated a version 1.2.3 config and have found what I think may be an issue.  In Nagios Core the following links return an error message of “it appears you do not have permission to view…”. A screen shot is attached. The following links seem to be involved: 1)N...

In NAGIOS core the context help link (small ? on each web page) returns a browser 404 error when clicked. An example is: [url=http://<IP]http://<IP[/url] address>/nagios3/contexthelp/B1.html