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Hi all, I’m newbie in Nagios!
I’ve install nagios-3.1.0 in FC6 by Nagios page’s introduction and haven’t error.
But, when I start web page www.localhost/nagios , access by nagiosadmin, it’s have error “You don't have permission to access /nagios/ on this server”.
How I fix this error? Please help me! thanks
The directory under which you have installed nagios should have permissions so that your web server can run it. Look what are the permissions on the directory. Also find out which user the web server is running as and allow that user to execute the files in nagios directory.
Look into your web server configuration directory if the virtual host is set for Nagios. It should be set to directory. You will need to apply correct permissions on that directory that has been set in your web config directory.
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