On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 5:43 PM, Martin A. Brooks <mar...@antibodymx.net>wrote:
> Jim Avery wrote:
> > You don't have more than one instance of the Nagios daemon running do
> > you? Try stopping the Nagios daemon, make sure all instances of
> > nagios are stopped (using ps -ef | grep nagios), and kill any which
> > remain then start the Nagios daemon using /etc/init.d/nagios start .
>
> I looked for the before, and there's definitely only one nagios instance
> running. The problem persists across nagios restarts and reboots.
>
> Thanks
>
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try playing around with your check_result_reaper_* timings. I have a feeling
that your check results are already stale before the reaper gets a chance to
process them.
tip: for a while, try setting max_check_result_file_age to 0 and see if
you'd still get these errors. if not, then its a timing misconfiguration.
cheers,
Marc.I
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