On 26 May 2010, at 18:06, Andrew Noonan wrote:
Hi all,
Trying to set up nagvis with opsview and running into authentication
problems. I'm doing opsview over HTTPS with apache proxying (just a
single one) using the basic apache config given. With mod_auth_tkt
installed from RPM, and the secret copied over into apache from the
opsview.conf, a click on the nagvis option from the menu returns a
"Forbidden" error. The apache logs show:
[Wed May 26 11:57:06 2010] [error] [client <My IP>] Directory index
forbidden by Options directive: /usr/local/nagios/nagvis/, referer:
https://<My Server>/status/hostgroup
but nothing else. If I uncomment the "TKTAuthIgnoreIP on" setting and
use that, I instead get a login page with the error message stating
that login to Opsview succeeded, but the ticket was invalid for Nagvis
(paraphrasing).
I double-checked the Secret Key to make sure it's the same as what is
in opsview.conf.
any thoughts? Are there any settings I need to change in nagvis to
support this? Or users to add or something?
Your authentication works.
I think PHP is not enabled. Apache is trying to show the directory,
rather than processing the index.php file (and thus show Nagvis).
Ton
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