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[mickem]

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[willemdh]

Thanks @mickem for all the effort you put in NSClient++! Good to see some movement in the nscp repo again... 🥇

[sysshob]

Michael, thank you so much for such a great product.
My next challenge - running NSClient++ on RHEL 7. I hope it can be done.

[rsudre]

@mickem nsclient++ web interface accepts the password, but does not leave the login screen. Could anyone help me how to solve it?

nsclient version nscp-00.5.41-x64 installed on windows 2008server.

Thanks!

[mickem]

The WEB UI allows you to "configure things" so if you manage configuration via the config file you should not notice anything.
All the APIs are still accessible and should work so it is only the web front end...

So my thinking (why I released without it) is that it is not really an essential part but a convienience...

[RSI-OPENC]

Great thanx a lot for your time. That's really clear. .ini is ok and well describe.
Is there a doc to show API interface?
I'd like to make a call with postman, just to see if API give answer
I found that one but am quite confuse with : https://docs.centreon.com/fr/pp/integrations/plugin-packs/getting-started/how-to-guides/troubleshooting-plugins/

[mickem]

Sure docs for the REST API can be found here: https://nsclient.org/docs/api/rest/ (see side menu for various modules)

[mickem]

Example for running a query for instance: https://nsclient.org/docs/api/rest/queries/#example_1

[RSI-OPENC]

I can see answer. Great. I've now to look centreon supervisor.
Thanx a lot