On Tue, 18 Jul 2006, karthik arya wrote:
> I'm trying to install nagios-1.4.1 and nagios-plugins-1.4.3 on Fedora 3.
Any particular reason why you choose to run end-of-life versions? Fedora
Core 3 has moved to legacy quite a while ago. Nagios 1.4 is propably the
last of the 1.x branch.
I reckon that if you want longterm stability you should go for RHEL or one
of the clones (Centos, XOS, ...) and I think most of the nagios 2.x issues
are now solved as well.
Hugo.
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