Hi,
I am having problems with (host- and service-) notifications not being send
out when they should. Concrete example:
Host crashed on friday:
/---
Dec 9 21:45:38 cnode4 nagios: HOST ALERT: nectar;DOWN;SOFT;1;FPING CRITICAL
- nectar (loss=100.000000% )
Dec 9 21:45:38 cnode4 nagios: HOST ALERT: nectar;DOWN;SOFT;2;FPING CRITICAL
- nectar (loss=100.000000% )
Dec 9 21:45:39 cnode4 nagios: HOST ALERT: nectar;DOWN;SOFT;3;FPING CRITICAL
- nectar (loss=100.000000% )
Dec 9 21:45:39 cnode4 nagios: HOST ALERT: nectar;DOWN;SOFT;4;FPING CRITICAL
- nectar (loss=100.000000% )
Dec 9 21:45:40 cnode4 nagios: HOST ALERT: nectar;DOWN;HARD;5;FPING CRITICAL
- nectar (loss=100.000000% )
...
Dec 10 00:00:18 cnode4 nagios: CURRENT HOST STATE: nectar;DOWN;HARD;5;FPING
CRITICAL - nectar (loss=100.000000% )
...
Dec 11 00:00:19 cnode4 nagios: CURRENT HOST STATE: nectar;DOWN;HARD;5;FPING
CRITICAL - nectar (loss=100.000000% )
---/
Notifications on monday morning:
/---
Dec 12 07:00:29 cnode4 nagios: HOST NOTIFICATION:
nagios;nectar;DOWN;host-notify-by-email;FPING CRITICAL - nectar
(loss=100.000000% )
---/
I just upgraded to 2.0b5 (from 1.2)
out of global config:
/---
log_host_retries=1
retain_state_information=1
enable_notifications=1
use_retained_program_state=1
use_retained_scheduling_info=0
---/
host-config for the example:
/---
define host{
host_name nectar
alias nectar
event_handler_enabled 0
flap_detection_enabled 1
process_perf_data 1
retain_status_information 1
retain_nonstatus_information 0
check_command check-host-alive
max_check_attempts 5
notifications_enabled 1
notification_interval 0
notification_period 24x7
notification_options d,u
contact_groups admpers
}
---/
Any ideas how to further trace the problem?
I already had the same problem when enbling the global enable_notifications and
restarting nagios; that maybe has another reason.
Thanks,
Holger.
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