Hello everybody. I’m very new to icinga so please be a little be patient with me. I took over a network where icinga is running. That works fine. I’m getting mails if there is a status change. But icinga web 2 isn’t working. When I’m trying to log in I get the following error message. “All config…

The shown log is that of Icinga 2. (Note the missing Web here :wink: ) The error says “Access denied”, being more precise than that is difficult. If you want to troubleshoot why you can’t login into Icinga Web 2 take a look at its log. Probably to be found here: /var/log/icingaweb2/icingaweb2.log (…

Hi, seems you’re mixing the databases here. icinga (or icinga2) is used for the the IDO database backend. This is where the monitoring core daemon Icinga 2 is writing its status and config data to. icingaweb is used by Icinga Web being the frontend, it stores its config and users in there. Icinga…

My ido-mysql.conf looks like this: library "db_ido_mysql" object IdoMysqlConnection "ido-mysql" { user = "icingaweb", password = "password", host = "localhost", database = "icinga2idomysql" } So I’ve tried to run mysql searching for the right database name. But I’m not able to start mysql…

Hi, the ido-mysql feature named “DB IDO” in the docs needs its own database for storing Icinga 2’s config, status, history. The username should be different to icingaweb in your example. I’m not sure if you have yet created the database, user and imported the schema for the DB IDO feature yet - pl…

Hi Michael, I’ve got connection to the database now. So I think we can keep going to the Icinga Web 2 problem. Thanks for your support! Regards

Ok. First off, check whether the previous setup wizard already had created the icingaweb database and users. mysql -u root -e 'show databases;' mysql -u root -e "select user,host from mysql.db where db='icingaweb';" If that’s not existing, do that manually following this step (leave out the rest!)…

I’ve got a database that is called icingaweb2. This database has one user icingaweb. So I’ve checked resources.ini. There are two entries. [icingaweb_db] type = "db" db = "mysql" host = "localhost" port = "3306" dbname = "icingaweb2" username = "icingaweb" password = "password" charset = "latin1" p…

Ok, and the authentication.ini parts look like? Cheers, Michael

Thats the authentication.ini [icingaweb2] backend = “db” resource = “icingaweb_db”

Ok, strange. Now, what happens in the log when you attempt to login again with icingaadmin/icinga (at this very timestamp)? Cheers, Michael

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Error "All configured authentication methods failed"

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