Thanks for that. I've been using the tarballs from the website, not the
package, but I do have different filesystems. /usr is separate, and got full
all on its own.
I deleted retention.dat while Icinga was stopped, and that slowed down the
endless emails, but I am still getting inaccurate emails from the services. Do
I need to stop Icinga and IDO2DB, then delete retention.dat and status.dat, and
then remove all the entries in the MySQL database? Reinstall Icinga? I've
gotten 400+ notification emails in the last 24 hours and it's gotten a bit
ridiculous.
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On Nov 21, 2011, at 3:17 AM, Michael Friedrich wrote:
> Probably retention.dat is the place you are looking for. Retained data is
> kept and re-read on reload/Start. See the docs for more information. And a
> hint - use packages and different filesystems like /, /var and /usr.
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>
> Jamila Ruya Khan <[email protected]> schrieb:
> Hi all,
>
> So I've been using Icinga for about 6 months now, love what it's able to do.
> Recently my /usr partition got full, and Icinga started having troubles. I
> got the folder back down to a reasonable size, but Icinga hasn't been working
> right since. Debian 6.0 system, Icinga 1.5.1, MySQL.
>
> The issue that is confusing me the most, is that I had a service that was
> critical before the problems started, and even after deleting the service
> from the cfg files, then creating a new service that isn't critical with the
> same name, I still get notification emails about the critical service.
>
> In /usr/local/icinga/var, the status.dat file has the information from the
> old service, and even after deleting the service definition from the cfg
> files, and deleting all references to the old service from my MySQL database,
> and deleting status.dat while Icinga and IDO2DB were stopped, upon restarting
> status.dat has the information from th e old service again, and I keep
> getting notification emails about the critical service.
>
> I created a new service with the same name as the old one, and now I get
> alternating problem and recovery emails every couple minutes.
>
> Is there a place to flush old service definitions, or a file other than the
> cfg where the service definition might be stored? I am completely perplexed.
>
> Thanks,
>
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> Jamila Ruya Khan
> (646) 397-8337
> [email protected]
>
>
>
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