I'm not sure on the ease, but it seems like it should be doable now
for any service/application for which you can run a Nagios check
against. The parent being the system (ping?), the next some base OS
subsystem, next the app that depends on it (log file checks or some
other homegrown verification),
This would be AWESOME(!!!) if it were easily implementable.
Cheers,
-Chris
Todd Mcneill wrote:
> It might also be interesting to see if there is a way to visually
> represent these service dependencies on the Status Map. I have people
> that are interested in viewing the status of the entire mu
Hi,
Just my quick two cents - I've seen several times on our servers
(mostly on Windows 2000) that the SNMP service will be shown as running
even though the actual process has stopped responding. Then, we get a
flood of pages for all of our checks dependent on SNMP and have to
manually kil
It might also be interesting to see if there is a way to visually
represent these service dependencies on the Status Map. I have people
that are interested in viewing the status of the entire multi-tier
application stack by application, but this is difficult the way it is
represented now. I can c
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> Subject: [Nagios-users] /var/cache/nagios2 permissions / ownership
>
> Hello List,
>
Nagios was running, the config is fine. I restarted Nagios again and
it recreated the pipe. I was able to remove all of the comments this
time...perhaps because I slowed down...
On 12/20/06, Az <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you sure it is still running? I think you will find the pipe only
> ex
Hello List,
I have been using nagios on redhat and clones for about 4 years and this
is my first debian (sarge) install. I happily installed nagios2 from
sarge backports and expected things to work just fine. However the
web-ui cgis kept complaining of "error: unable to read object
configurati
I'm also interested in this but haven't thought about how to actually go
about doing something like this. I have looked at the service
dependencies but the docs don't mention what you suggest so I would
expect that it doesn't work like this... yet.
unless anybody else has some more wisdom?
-h
Hi!
On Thu, 21 Dec 2006, Daniel Meyer wrote:
> > I have the suspicion that our check latency might converge on 419
> > seconds - but I'd rather not test it, we'd be well beyond the
> > 300s-interval most of our checks are designed for.
>
> Why do you think of exactly 419 seconds?
>
> And btw, i
On Thu, 21 Dec 2006, Tobias Klausmann wrote:
> I have the suspicion that our check latency might converge on 419
> seconds - but I'd rather not test it, we'd be well beyond the
> 300s-interval most of our checks are designed for.
Why do you think of exactly 419 seconds?
And btw, if our problems
Hi!
On Tue, 19 Dec 2006, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
> >>> SERVICE SCHEDULING INFORMATION
> >>> ---
> >>> Total services: 2836
> >>> Total scheduled services: 2836
> >>> Service inter-check delay method: SMART
> >>> Average service check int
Hi!
On Thu, 21 Dec 2006, Daniel Meyer wrote:
> - it is not triggered by any other software on the server
>(nagios and apache are the only things running there)
ACK.
> - its not triggered by hourly, daily or weekly cronjobs
With a lot of guessing and estimating, I can make a case for a
slig
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