Well, I added event_handler_enabled configuration and still I'm not
getting my event handler fired. I've tried both for the service (PING)
and for the host, individually and in combination. I don't see anything
in the debug logs that would indicate that an event handler should have
fired (even with the filter set to -1). The script is executable by the
nagios user (logged in as that user, execute same commandline as in
command def, no problem).
1. What/where should I be able to see in terms of event handlers firing
in the logs?
2. Are event handlers affected by notification settings (I'm assuming
not)?
3. What the heck am I doing wrong? This looks like it should be
straightforward!
john d
>But not in the service{} definition unless it's referenced in the
>template. In addition to the program-wide setting, it must also be
>specifically enabled on a per-service basis.
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