At 11:02 PM 11/28/01 +0800, Alex T. H. Li wrote: >Dear all, > >I am now using mon.cgi >I can successfully login with mon but the error follow still occur: >---------- >Could not successfully execute command "monitor" test service "http" on >hostgroup "wwwservers" on server "pc185.icon-info.com.hk": 520 command could >not be executed (perhaps you don't have permissions in auth.cf?) >--------- > >Why? What is a normal auth.cf? I have modified my auth.cf and put into >/etc/mon/auth.cf
That is a basically normal auth.cf file. It allows you to execute the 'test' command as long as you are authenticated to mon (AUTH_ANY). You need to also make sure that your mon config file is referencing the auth.cf file you have set up. You also need to make sure that you either restart the mon process or 'reload auth file' if you change the auth.cf -- it doesn't get re-read on a server reset like you might think. The other thing you should do is make sure you can log in to mon as an authorized user and execute various commands from the command line, for example with 'moncmd'. If you can do that, mon.cgi will work fine. andrew
