Are there are any errors in syslog? I'm guessing you've run out of
memory? Or maybe the nagios user has reached a ulimit for maximum
number of processes?
On 5 Apr 2006, at 15:07, Gabriel Matthews wrote:
This is still a problem. The service won't stay running for a 24
hour period.. I don't know exactly how long it stays up, because I
don't have any way of monitoring the service without it.. Kinda a
vicious cycle.
I've tried Marca Ramos' suggestion of reducing the service reaper
interval, but this didn't seem to help.
Please let me know if I can send any config files or anything that
might help solve this puzzle.. it's really hurting us if our
process isn't running, and SBC kills the T1s to one of our remote
offices and we don't get paged (which is what happened right now :-\
I appreciate any help you can provide!
--
† Gabriel Matthews
Senior Network Support Technician
Cinergy Communications
Gabriel Matthews wrote:
I upgraded to Nagios 2.1 over the weekend, and since then, I've
been having some problems. It runs fine during the day, handles
notifications fine, everything works great. When I come in the
next day, the process has stopped, and the log file is full of this:
[1144102973] Warning: The check of service 'ping' on host 'pmad-
sw-01' could not be performed due to a fork() error. The check will
be rescheduled.
[1144102973] Warning: The check of service 'ping' on host 'pkc-
rt-01' could not be performed due to a fork() error. The check will
be rescheduled.
[1144102973] Warning: The check of service 'ping' on host 'pcc-sw-
a9' could not be performed due to a fork() error. The check will
be rescheduled.
[1144102973] Warning: The check of service 'ping' on host
'evvlinlwt-ert-01' could not be performed due to a fork() error.
The check will be rescheduled.
And I mean full.. I monitor 87 hosts / 171 services, and it makes
that log file a monster to dig through to find anything besides
these errors.
My 'ping' check is as follows:
# 'check_ping' command definition
define command{
command_name check_ping
command_line $USER1$/check_ping -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -w
$ARG1$ -c $ARG2$ -p 3
}
And....
[EMAIL PROTECTED] libexec]# ./check_ping -help
check_ping (nagios-plugins 1.4.2) 1.49
Any ideas?
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