I have three distributed servers that are using send_nsca to a central
server. the central server is receiving the check results or at least it
appears to be. I have except passive host and service checks enabled on
the central server. However none of the cgis update the list all
services and hosts as pending.
In netstat I can see the connections from the distributed servers on
both the central and distributed servers.
I have definded all hosts, check commands and service checks in the
central servers config files.
In the past I have had only post checks report in the cgis but now hosts
just show pending along with all service checks.
Also I have execute service checks disabled on the central server. I am
pretty certain that they should be disabled on the central server but I
enabled them for a bit and all service checks went critical so I turned
it back off.
In nsca.dump I see lots of host checks from only one of the distributed
servers. nagios.cmd does not appear to get data written to it.
I run nsca and nagios as user nagios. I am wondering if there maybe a
ownership or permissions issue keeping either the nsca deamon or nagios
from writing to or reading from the nagios.cmd file. I made both the
nagios.cmd and nsca.dump rw by ug and o so I would this that would have
solved any potential read write permissions problems.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks
Brady
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