On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 8:08 AM, Marcel Schulte <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi Tom, > > Sometimes notifications are disabled in general. Add the master control > snapin to your sidebar and check if notifications are enabled. If not you > can enable them in the snapin. > > HTH, > Marcel > Am 15.04.2014 14:11 schrieb "Tom Bishop" <[email protected]>: > >> I have a fresh install that I am trying to get notifications working, >> centos 6.5 and the latest OMD version from the repo's installed and >> working. I have postfix working from the command prompt but for the life >> of me I am unable to get an email from check_mk. >> >> Looking for the logs has been problematic also, if I go to >> /omd/site/var/check_mk there should be a notify directory with a >> notify.log. I have enable debug notifications from the global settings but >> I do not have either one of those so I am at a loss as to what to look into >> next. >> >> Something I just thought about, would selinux stop the mail action from >> check_mk, I left selinux on, usually turn it off but was trying to do >> things the correct way. >> >> >> Any advice would be welcome, thanks. >> >> _______________________________________________ >> >> Thanks for the reply, I checked that and it was on, thats whats stumping me, since everything appears to be correct. Must be something very simple. Would be nice to know where OMD is writing those log files though. The check_mk site said they should be in the path that I looked in but I was unable to find the directory or the log file.
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