[Nagios-users] Peter Shankland is out of the office.

2012-11-02 Thread Peter . Shankland

I will be out of the office starting  01/11/2012 and will not return until
05/11/2012.

Please contact Tom Barnes if the request is urgent:

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Regards.


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IT DEPARTMENT

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Re: [Nagios-users] Notifications question

2012-11-02 Thread Andreas Ericsson
On 11/02/2012 12:53 PM, Bruno Martins wrote:
 Ok, I see that nothing appears on the log file.
 
 Now, why? The command is the same for both services.
 

Remove environment macros and get rid of SERVICEGROUP_NAMES and
SERVICEGROUP_MEMBERS macros in the output. Also grep for 'Warning: '
in nagios.log.

 I have Nagios embedded perl disabled.
 
 From: Bruno Martins
 Sent: sexta-feira, 2 de Novembro de 2012 09:48
 To: Nagios Users List
 Subject: RE: [Nagios-users] Notifications question
 
 Hi,
 
 There is no entry in maillog because I'm not using the default Linux mail 
 client, but a perl script called sendEmail.pl.
 I'm going to raise logging level to see if there's anything wrong.
 
 By the way, I've checked and even two services from the same host (using the 
 same template) are giving me problems, since one service notifies me, but the 
 other doesn't.
 
 I'm testing with custom notifications, but happens the same when I do passive 
 checks to automatically generate notifications.
 
 Best regards,
 
 Bruno Martins
 
 From: Ranjib Dey [mailto:dey.ran...@gmail.com]
 Sent: quarta-feira, 31 de Outubro de 2012 19:09
 To: Nagios Users List
 Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Notifications question
 
 
 Whats the corresponding maillog output?
 On Nov 1, 2012 12:13 AM, Bruno Martins 
 bruno.mart...@gruporumos.commailto:bruno.mart...@gruporumos.com wrote:
 Hello list,
 
 I have a server running Nagios 3.4.1 under CentOS 6.3 and I have spent some 
 hours trying to find why some (but not all) service notifications simply 
 don't get to my mailbox, even though they appear in nagios.log file.
 
 This is my contact definition:
 define contact {
  contact_name  helpdesk
  alias  Helpdesk User
  host_notifications_enabled1
  service_notifications_enabled  1
  host_notification_period 24x7
  service_notification_period24x7
  host_notification_options   d,r
  service_notification_options  w,c,r
  host_notification_commands   
 host-notify-by-email
  service_notification_commands   notify-by-email
  can_submit_commands   1
  email
 u...@domain.commailto:u...@domain.com
  register1
  }
 
 This contact is part of WISESRV-critical group.
 
 This host is sending out notifications:
 define host {
  host_nameFLAGSRV_imagina
  alias  DC da Flag
  address   x.y.z.q
  parentsRUMOSRD_rlxfw01-rumos
  useServer
  register1
 }
 
 And this host is not:
 define host {
  host_name 
 RUMOSSRV_rlxfs01
  alias
Servidor de partilha de ficheiros
  address  
   x.y.z.q
  parents  
   RUMOSRD_FLXSWCORE01
  check_command 
 check-host-alive
  use  
   Server
  contact_groups
 WISESRV-critical
  notes
 rlxfs01
  icon_image_alt 
 rlxfs01
  vrml_image
 FileServer.png
  register 
1
 }
 And this is the host template used by both hosts:
 define host {
  name 
Server
  alias
Server Template
  check_command 
 check-host-alive
  use  
   advance24x7-host
  max_check_attempts 5
  contact_groups
 WISESRV-critical
  notification_interval   60
  notification_period 24x7
  notification_options   d,u,r
  

Re: [Nagios-users] Notifications question

2012-11-02 Thread Bruno Martins
Hi,

I have changed enable_environment_macros variable to 0 with no luck.
I have also cleared all services I had on service groups and still no luck.

Now I've changed debug level in Nagios to be in Notifications level, and I get 
this on /var/log/nagios/nagios.debug:

[1351859880.332512] [032.0] [pid=15799] ** Service Notification Attempt ** 
Host: 'RUMOSSRV_flxis01', Service: 'CPU Load', Type: 99, Options: 0, Current 
State: 0, Last Notification: Thu Jan  1 01:00:00 1970
[1351859880.335799] [032.0] [pid=15799] Notification viability test passed.
[1351859880.335845] [032.1] [pid=15799] Current notification number: 0 
(unchanged)
[1351859880.335884] [032.2] [pid=15799] Creating list of contacts to be 
notified.
[1351859880.335914] [032.1] [pid=15799] Service notification will NOT be 
escalated.
[1351859880.335942] [032.1] [pid=15799] Adding normal contacts for service to 
notification list.
[1351859880.335968] [032.2] [pid=15799] Adding members of contact group 
'WISESRV-critical' for service to notification list.
[1351859880.336003] [032.2] [pid=15799] ** Checking service notification 
viability for contact 'helpdesk'...
[1351859880.350829] [032.2] [pid=15799] Adding contact 'helpdesk' to 
notification list.
[1351859880.353521] [032.2] [pid=15799] ** Notifying contact 'helpdesk'
[1351859880.353595] [032.2] [pid=15799] Raw notification command: my 
notification command
[1351859880.353730] [032.2] [pid=15799] Processed notification command: my 
notification command
[1351859880.555686] [032.0] [pid=15799] 1 contacts were notified.

And I get this on the /var/log/Nagios/Nagios.log:

[1351859880] EXTERNAL COMMAND: 
SEND_CUSTOM_SVC_NOTIFICATION;RUMOSSRV_flxis01;CPU Load;0;Helpdesk User;teste
[1351859880] SERVICE NOTIFICATION: helpdesk;RUMOSSRV_flxis01;CPU Load;CUSTOM 
(OK);notify-by-email;CPU Load 2% (5 min average);Helpdesk User;teste

Best regards,

Bruno Martins

-Original Message-
From: Andreas Ericsson [mailto:a...@op5.se] 
Sent: sexta-feira, 2 de Novembro de 2012 12:16
To: Nagios Users List
Cc: Bruno Martins
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Notifications question

On 11/02/2012 12:53 PM, Bruno Martins wrote:
 Ok, I see that nothing appears on the log file.
 
 Now, why? The command is the same for both services.
 

Remove environment macros and get rid of SERVICEGROUP_NAMES and 
SERVICEGROUP_MEMBERS macros in the output. Also grep for 'Warning: '
in nagios.log.


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[Nagios-users] Host Group Hierarchy In Web CGI?

2012-11-02 Thread Will Bashlor
Hi List,

 

I have searched to no avail. With Nagios Core, I understand how nagios
object inheritance works, for this topic, host groups. But, is there a
way to display in the web cgi, groups within groups? Like file system
folder structure? For a simple example,

 

City Group = Device1 Group = Hosts

City Group = Device2 Group = Hosts

 

So when displaying in the web cgi, you only see City Group. You can
then click on City Group and see Device1 Group and Device2 Group.

 

For a more slightly more complex example,

 

City Group = CPE Group = Device1 Group = Hosts

City Group = CPE Group = Device2 Group = Hosts

City Group = Core Group = Hosts

 

In this example, on the host group overview web cgi page, you only see
City Group. When clicking on City Group then you see CPE Group and
Core Group. If you click on Core Group you see core devices, but if
you would have clicked on CPE group, you see Device1 Group and
Device2 Group.

 

I think this gives the idea of the question.

 

Without this file/folder type structure I would have to create groups as
below and they would all show up on the web cgi.

 

City CPE Device1 Group = Hosts

City CPE Device2 Group = Hosts

City Core Group = Hosts

 

Is this the only way? I'll do it this way if there's no other way with
Nagios Core. I am not interested in using XI, or any paid frontends at
this time. Thanks in advance.

 

Best Regards,

-Will

 

 

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Re: [Nagios-users] Host Group Hierarchy In Web CGI?

2012-11-02 Thread Esteban Monge
 Hi List,



 I have searched to no avail. With Nagios Core, I understand how nagios
 object inheritance works, for this topic, host groups. But, is there a
 way to display in the web cgi, groups within groups? Like file system
 folder structure? For a simple example,



 City Group = Device1 Group = Hosts

 City Group = Device2 Group = Hosts



 So when displaying in the web cgi, you only see City Group. You can
 then click on City Group and see Device1 Group and Device2 Group.



 For a more slightly more complex example,



 City Group = CPE Group = Device1 Group = Hosts

 City Group = CPE Group = Device2 Group = Hosts

 City Group = Core Group = Hosts



 In this example, on the host group overview web cgi page, you only see
 City Group. When clicking on City Group then you see CPE Group and
 Core Group. If you click on Core Group you see core devices, but if
 you would have clicked on CPE group, you see Device1 Group and
 Device2 Group.



 I think this gives the idea of the question.



 Without this file/folder type structure I would have to create groups as
 below and they would all show up on the web cgi.



 City CPE Device1 Group = Hosts

 City CPE Device2 Group = Hosts

 City Core Group = Hosts



 Is this the only way? I'll do it this way if there's no other way with
 Nagios Core. I am not interested in using XI, or any paid frontends at
 this time. Thanks in advance.



 Best Regards,

 -Will


Do you want make a map with parents?

In my case I created a forever pending host for parents and a group with
the same name:
City Host parent of Device1 Group parent of Hosts
  parent of Device2 Group parent of Hosts

And make groups with the same name. The first is for draw a better map,
and the second is for Nagios logic

I dont know any way to make that.

Sorry for my bad english.


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