Hi,
At times, latency rises on my network. I'm trying to give check_fping
a high timeout, 10 seconds to warn and 12 for critical. It seems that
check_fping returns too quickly, however. Here, I've cranked up the
warn and critical levels to an absurd level for illustration purposes,
and timed the process.
# /usr/bin/time ./check_fping -H roxsw001 -w 1000000.0,80% -c 12000000.0,100%
-b 56
FPING CRITICAL - roxsw001 (loss=100% )|loss=100%;80;100;0;100
0.51 real 0.00 user 0.00 sys
The check returns in half a second. Obviously, my timeout isn't working.
Any thoughts on why this is, or what I can do? Surely someone else is
checking hosts on an intermittently slow network?
Thanks,
==ml
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