Hi there. We keep getting false positives from the above mentioned script when there is a reasonable amount of latency between the master and the slave.
The check returns critical stating the time is out of sync when in fact they are both spot on. I'm still investigating the reason but we do see between 300ms and 500ms round trip times at the moment according to our Smokeping graphs. Until I can get the script to correctly interpret the results I'd like to pass the -T or --notimecheck flag for this particular slave check but have encountered a problem. When you choose "Edit Servicecheck Configuration" for "Slave node: node-name" you get this error... Opsview error: Caught exception in Opsview::Web::Controller::Viewport::Summarystyle::list->process "Opsview::Web::Controller::Viewport::Summarystyle::list did not override Catalyst::Component::process at /usr/local/nagios/perl/lib/Catalyst/Action.pm line 46" ...rather than being taken to the Service Check configuration page. I've tried to search for it by entering random numbers at the end of this URL but to no avail... https://opsview.domain.com/admin/servicecheck/edit/78 This could relate to the fact that it doesn't actually appear on the Service Check list page... https://opsview.domain.com/admin/servicecheck/list So apart from hacking the files under /usr/local/nagios/etc by hand can this be done is a graceful manner through the GUI ? Thanks very much. _______________________________________________ Opsview-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opsview.org/listinfo/opsview-users
