> Thanks for the config snippets.
great that my configs are usefull to you :)


> While you included host and service 
> templates, you didn't include any definitions that actually use those
> templates. Make sure that those definitions don't overwrite any of the
> template definitions related to notifications. Also note that your service
> template only specifies notifications for CRITICAL status.

> Do you have notifications enabled in nagios.cfg (enable_notifications=1)?
> Do you see notification attempts in nagios.log and in your postfix logs?
> When you tested your notification commands from the terminal as the nagios
> user, did you test them exactly as nagios would call them, including
> substituting appropriate values for the macros?
>
Finally I have found the problem wasn´t nagios config. Everything there was 
ok. On definitions I dont overwrite anything about notification and I know I 
am just notificating critical events, I want it in that way.  Also I have 
notifications enabled on nagios.cfg


The problem was that smtp server I am using for relay has a "special" config. 
I had to add a line in the file /etc/postfix/sendercanonical for the user 
nagios and everything is working fine now.

many thanks for your help.

-- 
Pablo Escobar Lopez
Head of Infrastructure & IT Support
Bioinformatics Department
Centro de Investigación Príncipe Felipe (CIPF)
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