On 1 May 2009, at 16:03, Andrew Hall wrote:
On 2009-05-01 12:33, Duncan Ferguson wrote:On one of our slaves, the host definition is in hosts.cfg with the check command definition for the host check in services.cfg.
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All other hosts - except slaves - have check_commands defined in their hosts.cfg entry. But slaves do not have a check_command entry in their hosts.cfg entry. So how is the check_command associated with a slave ? I do hope this makes sense !
Yes and no - yes because you are correct in what you say, but no because on my stock slave test system my slave does have a check_command set in the hosts.cfg host {} stanza fot it with associated service.cfg definition.
I have just (quickly) set up a new master and slave, and the check commands are all there, too.
Duncs -- Duncan Ferguson Senior Developer
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