I'm properly logged in as my username.. I don't have a default user
specified, so it's not that causing the issue. I also had the same
issue historically under 1.x also. I'm guessing it's a peculiarity of
my config, but it seems to me like it would more likely be determined in
the cgi's themselves than in the config files.
/eli
Marc Powell wrote:
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:nagios-users-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eli Stair
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 1:36 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Nagios-users] Mapping "Author" to auth name in CGI commands?
Is there any way to have the CGI change the default for "Author" from
Admin to the username that was used to authenticate access? This
works
well in Zabbix, but maintaining accountability in Nagios relies on the
user.
As is always the case, if it becomes too hard to do people get sloppy.
Not saying that typing in your username is difficult, bit it gets
not-done frequently :) I can't find this in the FAQ or google, and
seems as if it would be a common enough request... I've always wanted
a
solution but never needed to ask until now.
It "just works" for me here with 1.x. Does the top left box show you
'Logged in as Admin' or the user? It sounds like your Authentication
configuration might not be working as you think it is.
--
Marc
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