On Jan 5, 2010, at 9:19 PM, 劉岳泓 wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> For information retention, which information will be dealt as "status"
> and which will be dealt as "non-status"?
It's not really documented outside of the code (there are lots of parameters
for each). Using xdata/xrddefault.c as a reference (it's pretty easy to
read/understand) --
Hosts:
Status data - things like check type, current state, last hard state,
performance data, plugin output, next check, current attempt, etc (xrddefault.c
~line 1175)
Non-Status data - things like acknowledgement status, active/passive
checks enabled, check command, check period, etc (xrddefault.c ~line 1263)
Services:
Pretty much the same as above. Status data starting about line 1446,
non-status starting about line 1538
Contacts:
Status data - last host/service notification (line 1721)
Non-Status data - things like host/service notification periods,
host/service notifications enabled, etc (line 1729)
Search within xrddefault.c for 'retain_status_information' and
'retain_nonstatus_information and look at those blocks.
--
Marc
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