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Somebody please help me with this Nagios authentication problem
i am facing.I have installed Nagios as per the documentation
I am able to get the Nagios main page but when i access //localhost/nagios/cgi-bin it gives me a error which says..
"You are not authorized..."
I am using RH Enterprise linux,Nagios 2.0b4 and apache 2.0
is this an issue with file permissions?I have also disabled SELinux.
I have installed Nagios as per the documentation
The docs specifically mention the authentication stuff, prolly forgot that, at least you don't mention checking it. At least *this* ain't a SELinux thing...
Did you check your Apache (error)log file?
Did you include the two Nagios CGI dirs in your Apache config?
Did you add the .htaccess auth?
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Nagios authentication problem
