Hi all,
From 2 or 3 update I cannot do it directly with Nagios xi webUI, the update button isn't available
Each time I use cli directly in RHEL.
Do you know how I can fix my issue?
please have a look on my screenshot.
I think it's an issue in db, but ...
Thank you so much bye advance
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Hi, in fact webui found update as you can see in screenshot but I cannot clilc on green button "Upgrade to latest Version" it's blurred, not available.
My own solution is to use command line to update ...
Are you seeing the exact same issues that @speynaud is reporting for your need to update via the CLI? If not, can you describe your issues so we can diagnose and address them?
The only things I can think of that would disable that button are if you have your xi behind a proxy, or if you installed xi with an RPM. Are either of these the case? If they are, you need to update via command line with the corresponding upgrade process (e.g. RPM upgrade if you installed via RPM).
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Cory Norell
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Hi, I created a ticket for my issue and support check it's proxy issue, if proxy check up date ok but not possible to upgrade nagios from webui, if no profy we can upgrade nagios with webui.
So I just uncheck "Enable proxy for udate checks" in proxy config page, when I clicked on upgrade button all was ok (save process and upgrade to new version 2024R1.3)
Thank you for your help
speynaud wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2024 3:16 am
Hi, I created a ticket for my issue and support check it's proxy issue, if proxy check up date ok but not possible to upgrade nagios from webui, if no profy we can upgrade nagios with webui.
So I just uncheck "Enable proxy for udate checks" in proxy config page, when I clicked on upgrade button all was ok (save process and upgrade to new version 2024R1.3)
Thank you for your help
Glad you found a work around for you. Unfortunately like you found out and what people mentioned above, the web interface upgrades don't work for systems that were installed via rpm or that are behind a proxy. If your organization has xi behind a proxy for security reasons I would probably avoid turning it off to update via the web interface and just do it via CLI. Since it sounds like the issue has been figured out, am I ok to lock this thread?