On 1/3/2013 9:06 PM, C. Bensend wrote:
If I understand correctly, I should create some plugin to kill all
dependency process on a periodic interval. In my observation I did not see
multiple parent process.
My recommendation was to write a plugin to *detect* multiple parents,
not kill them.
:23:58 PM
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Inconsistency of Nagios
Typically when I've seen behavior like this, it's because there are multiple
parent processes of Nagios running, so both instances are launching checks, and
reaping each others results. Try killing off all Nagios processes
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Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Inconsistency of Nagios
Typically when I've seen behavior like this, it's because there are multiple
parent processes of Nagios running, so both instances are launching
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Sent: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 3:23:58 PM
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Inconsistency of Nagios
Typically when I've seen behavior like this, it's because there are
multiple parent processes of Nagios running, so both instances are
launching checks
Thank you for all the inputs.
If I understand correctly, I should create some plugin to kill all
dependency process on a periodic interval. In my observation I did not see
multiple parent process.
Currently what I observe is whenever I see such sluggishness then I stop
nagios service cleanup
If I understand correctly, I should create some plugin to kill all
dependency process on a periodic interval. In my observation I did not see
multiple parent process.
My recommendation was to write a plugin to *detect* multiple parents,
not kill them.
Currently what I observe is whenever I
Hi,
I need some help regarding nagios.
We have around 500 Linux servers for which we are doing a ping and ssh
monitoring only. The entire functionality is based on remote and no NRPE
service is deployed. However I see very inconsistency on nagios
functionality. sometimes I don't see any updates
Typically when I've seen behavior like this, it's because there are
multiple parent processes of Nagios running, so both instances are
launching checks, and reaping each others results. Try killing off all
Nagios processes, and then starting it fresh again to see if that
resolves the issue.