[Xymon] cannot seem to add a lot of hosts

Hi

I have got a new install of Xymon 4.3.30 onto Rocky 9

I have got a pre existing install of Xymon 4.3.30 on Centos 7

I naively thought once I had configured everything, that I could copy the whole hosts file from my pre existing install onto the new one, and job would be a good un. BTW this is the method I had used for loads of OS upgrades in the past and it always worked

If I do that, all I get is the status for the server, and all the new hosts subpages etc just show as text but no test data for conn, cpu etc.

I made the file waaaay smaller, and it still did the same

I started from scratch and added 2 hosts and they started populating test data.

I augmented that hosts file with just 20 hosts and it then doesn’t do anything again.

Any ideas where I should look for issue?

Thanks

David

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