Hello Jim.
I still cannnot solve why this had occured.
So , would you please give us an advice?
In the previous mail , I have realized that
the detail about the situation was not articulated.
Following are the details about the situation:
1. About the log checking process:
There is one active check and one passive service check to do the job.
The active check service scans the log file using the pre defined
regexpression.
If there are any lines that matches the regex, it send the result to the
passive service.
2. Only the active check for log checkin process returns "Service Timed Out"
All the other services but the corresponding active check were returning
proper
check result.
3. The active check itself was not executed.
This, I found out by writing a debug line in the active check plugin.
I wrote a debug line at the very top of the source code but even though the
check time came , the debug log wasn't created.
The most suspicious fact is 2 and 3. If the the reason was completely dependent
on the plugin,
there must be some kind of debug log created, but since the plugin itself was
not
executed , it is becoming a little bit tricky.
Would it possibe to here your opinion about this ?
Thank you
Yu Watanabe
Jim Avery さんは書きました:
>2009/12/1 Yu Watanabe :
>> Hello Jim.
>>
>> Thank you for the reply and sorry for the late reply from me.
>>
>> Well , my situation was using plugin that scans through the syslog file and
>> whenever any regular expression match occurs it sends an passive check alert
>> to nagios.
>>
>> Weird thing was there was existing log file but nagios plugin itself
>> was not executed.
>>
>> Yu Watanabe
>
>Is your problem solved now? If not, the first thing which I would
>mention is that if it is a passive check you almost certainly want to
>disable active checks for that service in Nagios.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Jim
>
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