Shiv,
That was it. I was staring at it all along and then it suddenly dawned
on me -- nagios runs as the nagios user and not as root. Changed
ownership of the file and it works now.
-- Rob
Shivkumar said the following on 08/08/2007 09:01 PM:
Rob Tanner said the following:
Marc,
The retain_status_information and retain_nonstatus_information
options are both set to 1 in the default templates at the top of the
hosts.cfg and services.cfg files and I am specifying those default
templates for almost all of the service and host entries.
Something else must still be missing.
Could it be the permissions on the state.dat file?
Regards,
Shiv
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