Thanks Nick, after your answer I purged again the files and I'm patiently waiting to see popping the *ffs chops* again to confirm the problem.
I also launched a "grep -R" on /etc without luck. == Daniele Bonini Nick Holland <n...@holland-consulting.net> wrote: > On 11/16/23 18:12, Daniele B. wrote: > > > 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. > > 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.
