On Wed, 2 Aug 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Every admin that is currently offsite can't know about the reboot
> (cause it happened in downtime and noone noticed despite the one who
> rebooted) and will never get notified about the recovery. That poses a
> big problem for bigger companies who have numerous admins getting
> notifications from nagios. If such a case occurs I usually get a call from
> my CTO why problem XY wasn't fixed yet and I have to tell him:
> I fixed it with a reboot, but nagios didn't send out the recovery because
> of the downtime.
Pardon me. But if a reboot is required to fix things on a regular basis
you got bigger problems that need to be solved.
Hugo.
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