myisamchk came back clean. I checked the 'alarms' table to see what was entered for the unacknowledged event:
"id","date_start","date_stop","interface","type","active","referer_start","referer_stop","triggered"
75812, '2006-02-03 10:00:12', '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 15271, 38, 6, 129933, 0, 1
I also checked the debug/logging option and found the following entry for the up event:
10:00:16 : H 5 : I 15271 : P 20 : app_status(): running;1 Instance(s) -> alarm(38): Event Added: 182379 (time P:0.12 | 5.28)
Yet the entry never clears from the tables. Is there anything else that it uses to match an alarm state? Or where would I look in the specific php file to debug the issue?
Thank you,
Gregory A. Leggett Jr.
Network Administrator
Thompson & Knight LLP
(713) 653-8735
(832) 397-8299 fax
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| Javier Szyszlican <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/07/2006 08:14 PM |
|
Try to find any corruption on your alarms or events table with myisamchk
An event become the UP event of a Down alarm when the Event Type and Interface
ID matches.
Javier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> By what method are alarmed interface down events matched with the
> corresponding up event? I have a number of interfaces that continue to
> indicate that they are in a down alarm state, and I get continuous up
> alarm events. After looking in the alarms table, I see the down alarm
> and the matching down event entry, but I'm trying to determine where the
> up event is getting missed in the match. If I kill the down alarm in
> the table, the interface goes back to normal, but I would rather try to
> fix the issue rather than patch it temporarily.
>
> I am currently running 0.8.2 on RH9.0.
>
>
> Thank you,
>
> Gregory A. Leggett Jr.
> Network Administrator
> Thompson & Knight LLP
> (713) 653-8735
> (832) 397-8299 fax
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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