Hi all,
ever since I started building up our new nagios environment under nagios
3.0, I noticed that my
logfile contains massive amounts of HOST UP alerts - even though the host
was never down before.
Actually I seem to have this log entry each time a host is checked, I
guess they get checked for
the predictive and cache host tests. But sadly it's getting a real pain,
since the logfile is growing
so big, that my firefox even crashes when I try to view it with the
webinterface.
My daily nagios.log has the massive amount of roundabout 110.000 entries
each day - which is
little bit too much for its 400 hosts / 1600 services imho. Nearly the
same checks (actually a few
less, but whatever) produce roundabout 10.000 lines of log on our nagios
2.11 server each day.
The culprit seems to be:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] archives]# egrep "HOST ALERT:.*UP;HARD"
nagios-05-28-2008-00.log | wc -l
97716
So I have 97716 entries each day looking like:
[1211844162] HOST ALERT: sw-00-o2;UP;HARD;1;OK - 1.2.3.4: rta 1,069ms,
lost 0%
with the hostname of course being always different - every host comes up
every minute.
Does anyone have any clue if this is intended behaviour or what I may have
done wrong?
S
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