On Nov 15, 2010, at 8:12 AM, Ales Rikovsky wrote:
> I know. It's stored in /var/log/nagios/archives/x.log
>
> But I'm not hunger for rewriting the tons of files manually.
> Can anyone help me with the script or something like that, maybe if it
> could ask for old and new names and rewrites
On 15.11.2010 13:22, Keith Bastin wrote:
> I am referring to a search and replace
> within each of the history files, not the names of those files. The Nagios
> Archives all of the state change data for hosts and services within a flat
> text file that is rolled daily. Those files are stored in t
I am referring to a search and replace
within each of the history files, not the names of those files. The Nagios
Archives all of the state change data for hosts and services within a flat
text file that is rolled daily. Those files are stored in the archives
folder and whenever you run a trend re
When you run the history reports they build the historical data by parsing
for the service name in the files in the archives folder. The reason the
history isn't there is because the name has changed. You could do a search
and replace on all the files in the archive folder to stamp them with the
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