<tt>> > Sorry for dupe, but for the life of me I cannot figure out Lotus Notes... > > > I had th same issue, but was not related to the apache version but > > to a compilation error. Check the size of your cgi files and nagios > > binaries in your install di (/usr/local/nagios/bin or share or > > whatever) and the size of those files in your /source dir/base and > > /source dir/cgi for the cgi files. I had different sizes and copied > > the files manually to /usr/local/nagios/share for the cgi files. > > First of all, that is correct. The file sizes are indeed different. > But I don't see why that is a compilation error? I mean the cgi were > compiled fine in the first place. > So I don't quite understand why the sizes are different when they > are copied over. Are they somehow compressed during the install phase? > > > > > If it’s not that problem…… I hope anyone else can help you out here. > > > > Apparently that didn't fix it either, but now I am getting a new > error - "Permission denied". Any idea what the permissions > should be and who should own it. I think it is owned by nagios and > 755 permission should suffice? </tt> <tt>Well guess what this has nothing to do with Nagios. If you are running the latest versions of RH and/or you have SELinux enabled or installed. You should look at this http://www.siliconvalleyccie.com/linux-hn/apachebasic.htm. Look under the "</tt>Security Contexts For Web Pages" section and you will find your answers there. --Turi <tt> </tt>