On 31/01/13 15:56, Alaric wrote: > Hi, > > I was hoping that someone on this list might have some insight to an issue > that I recently ran into after upgrading my Nagios core installation to 3.4.4 > (out of the EPEL Repo) After upgrading, log rotation stopped on one of my two > servers, and perfdata_file_processing_commands stopped working, and whatever > Job that sets 'CURRENT HOST STATE' in the main nagios logs stopped working. > > I upgraded both my Dev server, and my Production server, and only my Prod > servers seems to have the issue. Both run the same code, and both have the > same configs. > I'm confident the configs as the same, as both get the configs deployed via > puppet. I've googled around quite a bit, and haven't had any luck figuring > it out. Has anyone seen anything similar? > My feeling, based on the behavior of my Dev server is that it's not a > problem with the code, but that something got "stuck" but I'm darned if I > can figure out what. I've cleared out the logs, restarted nagios, rebooted > the server. Audited configs and checked the debug output. > > Any help is much appreciated! > > > -a > > > > What is the difference in the volume of activity on those servers , it could be that you found an issue related the the amount of checks or traffic generated to the the log.
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