On 11/16/23 18:12, Daniele B. wrote:
Just found out that in my system persist the following stuff: in /etc/passwd: user _nagios
I don't really think you want users deleted when you uninstall a package. Things may be invisibly (to the package manager) be connected to that user.
in /var: /nagios/ /nagios/rw/nagios.cmd 0 kb /nagios/objects.cache 27.0 kb /nagios/retention.dat 35.9kb If I try to delete /var/nagios this is recreated probably at system boot. There is no cron job nor rc service present apparently for Nagios
Never, EVER say, "there is no ..." until you find the actual cause. It just never goes well, and I say that as someone who has foolishly made the claim, and as the person who laughed their *** off when it became clear the claimer was failing to fix the problem because they believed their own boast.
Any explanation for this happening and any help to clean away all properly?
Obviously something is creating it. The OpenBSD Startup process is very straight forward, it really shouldn't be too hard to find. A "grep -R" of a few appropriate strings in the /etc directory would probably find the culprit pretty easily. You could also read and understand rc(8) and find what is going on by following the startup process. Nick.
