Dealing with SELinux in Nagios

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This article describes a pretty common scenario - SELinux creates problems with your Nagios install and you have to deal with it.
Most people prefer to disable SELinux in their environments and this is the approach I would personally take.

However, people who want to use Nagios with SELinux enabled can read this article.

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