Hi,
we are on the way to set up a new instance of icinga for some services. I'm used to nagios, so it's not a great deal. But I'm also very interested in getting icinga-web to work. Well it does, but it doesn't integrate well with pnp4nagios (or the other way around: pnp4nagios integrates badly with icinga-web). To be precise there is only one issue: the authentication mechanisms don't work toghether. icinga-web uses a DB-oriented authentication, but pnp only accepts webserver-based (Apache-)Logon. So one has to do two authentication dialogues when looking for a service. Is there any way to get over this, without making pnp4nagios unsecure (e.g. disable authentication)? It would be even better if PNP would interpret the icinga-ACLs on hosts/services . Regards Jan Dreyer
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