Guess that's what I get for copy and pasting a seemingly working config. I got to looking at the developer console a little more, and now see what it's doing with the relative links, and your fix fixed it. Sorry for the hassle. Thanks for the help.
Just sent you a message with a download link from Google Drive. Well, 2 messages since I forgot to include the link in the first.
Yeah, I think I can do that. Will also rule out me being a bonehead.
here's the request for info.php
Alma Linux 9 nginx 1.20 php-fpm 8.0.2 firefox 109 chrome 108 Normally use Firefox, but tested on Chrome as well. Looking in the console, I see the request for the mut and info content. Server is definitely returning the wrong content.
Can't access pickers
Getting a 503 from SF. Grabbing it from Gitlab instead.
Dusting off long unused PHP skills. Turning display_errors led me to permissions issue on the sessions directory. One thing I absolutely hate about using packages, is that they all think apache rules the world, even though they are neck and neck overall and nginx dominates in the top 10k by more than 2:1. Now, on to testing!
I look forward to trying it out. I just fired up PHP 7.4 and still having an issue getting past the welcome screen. The start installation button just brings me right back and will not progress to the next step. Gotta be something simple I'm missing. Is there a debug flag or anything I can set to see what's going on?
First and foremost, thanks for this incredible project. I stumbled on it over 10 years ago and have used it for a number of clients. I love that it exposes (nearly?) everything one can possibly do with Nagios. This week, I've been working on migrating an installation from CentOS7 (apache, php7.3, maria 5.5) to Alma 9 with Nginx, php 8.0, and maria 10.5. I have everything installed, but can't seem to get NagiosQL to run the installer. Seems that i need to wait for 3.5? While I'm here, is there anything...