cgi-problem

[Andre Loss]

in my opinion the command in services.cfg is missing the arguments.

Arguments follows the '!'

change it to: check_disk!10%!5%

for 'warn' at 10% and 'critical' at 5% free space

Andre


mohd shajan wrote:
> Hi,
> 
>            As per the documentation,  I have installed and confugred 
> nagios-2.0b2. After setting up webserver and finding the nagios.cfg  
> file witout any errors, I started the nagios process (running as 
> daemon). Then when I go to web interface, I cannot access ang cgi’s .. 
> Its giving me the error,” internal Server error”  for any cgi’s. I can 
> access only the documentation….. Is there any thing more to configure so 
> as to display the cgi’s correctly…?????
> 
>  
> 
>            Also in the configurations, for an example, I have configured 
> hosts.cfg file with one host , configured the service.cfg with one 
> service so as to check the disk ( check_disk) for the specified host and 
> defined the command check_disk, also configured time-period and contacts 
> etc….
> 
>  
> 
>            When I start nagios as /usr/local/nagios/bin/nagios –d , in 
> the log file I am getting warnings like “ host down,  check_disk , 
> thershold must be an integer or percentage””
> 
>  
> 
>            I don’t know , why I am getting this warnings and errors.. So 
> please help me to resolve this two issues…….
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks and Regrds
> 
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