On Tue, 19 Dec 2006, Tobias Klausmann wrote:
> - How does the scheduling queue work? From the docs it seems the
> whole queue is held up as soon as a host check is necessary.
> As far as I know, Nagios parallelizes checks, so my question
> is if the current checking thread is held up only or if all of
> the checks are stopped immediately?
>
> - If the whole set of workers is stopped, this would mean that a
> failing check would result in an immeidate host check which in
> turn holds up all the queues until it is complete. Does it
> really work this way?
Judging from the past months traffic on this mailinglist I am inclined to
say: yes. I think you will find it interresting to delve a bit into the
archives of this mailinglist.
Hugo.
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