See cgi.cfg and directives like
authorized_for_*
All these directives should be set to the person who is logged in, these are
the permissions you are looking for
On Fri, 19 May 2006, Oliver Marshall wrote:
Help !
I have just setup Nagios on Mandriva 2006. I'm not a linux person
really, so it's been a struggle.
However, its up and working, with one (or poss more) problem.
When I go to any page I get a red line of text saying "It appears as
though you do not have permission to view the configuration information
you requested"
I have logged on to nagios via FF using the Nagiosadmin username and
password that I created using the Htpasswd command from the instructions
here http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/2_0/cgiauth.html.
Use_authentication is set to 1.
Any ideas what it might be ?
Olly
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