Just wanted to update the mailing list on how this was fixed.
All howtos mention that you need to add a line:
process_performance_data=1
to nagios.cfg
But what they fail to mention is that further down in the default
nagios.cfg there is a line like this:
process_performance_data=0
So if
2009/3/19 M P r...@eyesopen.org:
Just wanted to update the mailing list on how this was fixed.
Thanks for the cautionary tale. I'm glad you found it so quickly.
That kind of thing can be stared at for weeks before being found out.
Cheers,
Jim
2009/3/17 M P r...@eyesopen.org:
Hi,
I have nagios3 running (installed via apt-get on Debian). Everything worked
pretty well until I tried to add graphing support.
As described in numerous how-tos, I added the following to nagios.cfg:
...
What kind of graphing support are you trying to
On 18-Mar-09, at 5:06 AM, Jim Avery wrote:
2009/3/17 M P:
Hi,
I have nagios3 running (installed via apt-get on Debian).
Everything worked
pretty well until I tried to add graphing support.
As described in numerous how-tos, I added the following to
nagios.cfg:
...
What kind of
2009/3/18 M P r...@eyesopen.org:
Other than compiling from source, any other tips?
I would suggest you try PNP4Nagios, but again if you installed Nagios
from repositories you're going to find it more difficult to get it
working than if you installed it from source.
Cheers,
Jim
Hi,
I have nagios3 running (installed via apt-get on Debian). Everything
worked pretty well until I tried to add graphing support.
As described in numerous how-tos, I added the following to nagios.cfg:
CODE: SELECT ALL
process_performance_data=1
