On 11/10/2010 01:25 PM, Dale Wilhelm wrote: > ( this time with a proper subject ) > > Hello All... > > I am seeing an odd problem host status and retention after reloads > and I am wondering if anyone else has seen this and possibly knows of > a fix it... When I disable notifications for a host via the UI the > command completes and I see that notifications are indeed disabled, > notifications stop, etc... However when I reload Nagios the > notifications are re-enabled. This is only showing up with host > checks, service check state is retained after a reload. I can see the > status.dat file change however the retention.dat always stays the > same ( notifications_enabled=0 ). I am not even sure if that is it or > not, or if this is a permissions issue or some kind. Also, this has > worked with this build in the past. It stopped working a short time > ago... Any help would be greatly appreciated... >
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