On 20 May 2010, at 14:19, Toni Van Remortel wrote:
I had a quick look at the contacts.cfg file, and it shows me a possible source of the problem: large amount of host groups (163) and service groups (143) associated with various contacts. I have many groups that are eg about Servers, but for every site I create a separate group. So I have 9 hostgroups for Servers, 9 for Switches, etc. Stepping back a bit, why are there so many host groups and service groups? Well, I have different sites, but they have local administrators. So I need to have a good separation in the hosts and services for every site. That's why I have so many groups. Every site thus has a full hierarchy tree, but this means I have to maintain several of these trees here on the top. A nice feature would be to have another property on each host: site or company. And the option to link this to a user. Would make it much easier for me :) Is there another way of grouping the things you want together? No, I have tried several methods, and this one is the only that works for me. Attached the latest create_and_send_configs.debug file. Still a long verify for some nodes ... On node5, can you ssh to the slave and run: /usr/local/nagios/bin/rc.opsview check Does this take > 6 minutes? Nope: nag...@node5:~$ time /usr/local/nagios/bin/rc.opsview check Checking configuration for /usr/local/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg... okay real 2m16.410s user 2m11.240s sys 0m1.090s Toni
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