----- "Greg Lindstrom" <[email protected]> escreveu: > I am running Nagios 3 on a Gentoo system and have about 200 monitors > > in place. About 15 of the monitors have the "Next Scheduled Check" > time set to March, 2010 and do not "fire" automatically. This is > causing me sleepless nights as I have come to depend on Nagios to > monitor all aspects of our business (at least the IT portion). > > How can this happen and, more importantly, how can I reset the > monitors to start firing again? I don't want to wait until 2010!!
This is a known issue without solution yet. Can you migrate to the last stable release and see if problem persists? The services that are scheduled to 2010 have a common timeperiod configuration? Can you provide us this timeperiod configuration? BTW, follow attached a plugin to reschedule these service checks, you just need to open it with your favorite editor and change the cmd file path on $nagioscmd variable. HTH, -rm
schedule.pl
Description: Perl program
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