If you're running the nsca daemon in xinetd you can up the number of threads
and connections. I had a similar issue as I started adding services and
eventually fixed it by adding these lines to /etc/xinetd.d/nsca
instances = UNLIMITED
per_source = UNLIMITED
cps
define it this way instead...
define host {
host_nameVIO_server
address 172.16.165.41
...
}
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 6:43 AM, Brian O'Mahony
brian.omah...@curamsoftware.com wrote:
I have a number of machines that cannot be looked up by hostname, however
I don’t want
I'm trying to track down an issue and am not sure If I'm following what is
happening correctly. We had a service go critical and start sending alerts.
The service was then acknowledged so it would stop sending notifications.
The problem with that service was then resolved by getting the service
Yeah, it's the sticky acknowledgement that caused the problem. I'm
permanently disabling it. There needs to be a better way to control this
other than hacking the gui.
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 11:06 AM, steve f a31mod...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hey Fritz,
Maybe this is the issue ?
Steve F.
The init script should really be changed to this so we avoid this problem
altogether...
NagiosStatusFile=$(grep status_file= $NagiosCfgFile | awk -F\= '{print
$2}')
NagiosRetentionFile=$(grep state_retention_file= $NagiosCfgFile | awk -F\=
'{print $2}')
NagiosCommandFile=$(grep command_file
That's not a nagios problem. It's an issue with your machine not being able
to talk to the yum repository.
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 1:29 PM, ravishankar.gundlap...@wipro.com wrote:
Hi,
I have given the command ' yum install httpd php ' to install the
packages initially but the below error
As was stated earlier, you really need to direct this question to the fedora
list. This isn't a nagios problem but rather an issue with your machine not
being able to talk to the yum repo.
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 2:53 PM, ravishankar.gundlap...@wipro.com wrote:
Hi,
I have a Linux Box with
You posted a MySQL error. The error you should be seeing will be in the
apache logs. I'm kind of confused.
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 3:47 PM, Gezina Dekker gezin...@gmail.com wrote:
James,
Thank you for the reply.
I am over the first hurdle, changing the pernissions to +rx fixed it, and
If anyone figures this out it would be greatly appreciated. I posted about
the same thing a few weeks back. I had services defined with
max_check_attempts set to 3 and wasn't getting alerted because it would
get stuck on the first or second attempt. After digging through my logs I
saw that when
I'm occasionally seeing inconsistencies across my distributed setup. It's
very infrequent but the result is that occasionally the data sent to a
master will either incorrectly trigger or fail to trigger an alert. The
first time I saw this it was with a host being marked as hard down in a
I've just started noticing a strange problem. If a host being monitored by a
distributed server dies the master server isn't receiving the information it
needs to generate an email. This doesn't happen every time only on occasion
but I can't figure out why it's an intermittent problem.
*This is
I have a nagios setup consisting of 2 distributed servers and one master
using nsca. I'm having an issue where notifications aren't being sent for
hosts going down or becoming unreachable but I see them in that state in the
GUI and the logs. If a service check fails the notification is sent fine
address server1.domain.com
}
The same goes for contacts everything else.
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 1:53 PM, Marc Powell m...@ena.com wrote:
On Oct 6, 2009, at 12:21 PM, Noel Platzke wrote:
My host, service and contacts are defined with the following
templates
PM, Noel Platzke neuf...@gmail.com wrote:
I included the template because the actual host definitions only include
the server specific information. I'm not overriding anything. For example...
define host{
use standard-host
host_name server1
I have a custom plugin that prints a small bit of data when it exits but for
some reason it's not being captured by nagios. I read that there's a 4k byte
limit but the data I'm printing is very very small, only a few lines so I
shouldn't be hitting that limit. I altered the script to write the
AM, Noel Platzke wrote:
I'm looking for it to be captured in the $LONGSERVICEOUTPUT$ macro. Where
else would it be?
That will capture anything after the first line of text but if you're
looking for it as part of a host notification (or elsewhere it's not
supported), you're not going
Problem solved.
It had to do with nsca. When the script was executed from one of the slave
servers it never passed the output back to the master. I updated my nsca
script and it works fine now.
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 12:10 PM, Noel Platzke neuf...@gmail.com wrote:
The custom plugin is being
Say we have a bunch of servers that need multiple checks that do an HTTP GET
on different URIs and look for a specific string in the response. Isn't it
easier to maintain a single command that takes a few arguments than having
to constantly define a new command that does basically the same thing
I've tried everything possible.
I am completely lost.
I want to throw my keyboard through a window.
How in god's name do I get nagios to accept an argument that includes
spaces?
I have a service that uses the check_by_ssh plugin to run a script on a
remote server. The script takes an argument
Hi,
I've recently changed the authentication scheme for my nagios installion
from htpasswd files to active directory authentication using active
directory. I can login fine but I'm presented with the It appears as though
you do not have permission to view information for any of the services you
Problem solved. I had enabled use_ssl_authentication in cgi.cfg and when I
turned it off username stopped being displayed as '?' and I was able to
access the cgi pages.
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 2:26 PM, Noel Platzke neuf...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I've recently changed the authentication scheme
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