Thanks very much; that was pretty much all I needed (although I do feel that my ideal situation of an alert staying red until manually cleared ought to be considered in situations such as log checking that are kind of logically distinct from situations which really can clear themselves ( e.g. CPU load critical; disk space at 0% free etc.). Anyhow, no big deal; thanks again.
Best,
Alex
On 8/14/06, Jason Martin <
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On Mon, Aug 14, 2006 at 12:31:27PM +1000, Alexander Harvey wrote:
> handling this scenario? Ideally, the alert should remain until an
> administrator reviews the log and turns the alert off.
You must set the max_check_attempts for these services to 1. Also,
read the manual about 'volatile' checks. Unfortunately Nagios
does not support your ideal situation of log check staying red
until manually cleared.
-Jason Martin
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