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On Feb 8, 2010, at 4:48 PM, Ron Wilson wrote:
> Thanks for reply. I am a little confused between Retain_Status and
> Retain_NonStatus
> The help screen is not very helpful
It's in the documentation.
> If I want to make sure that any host or service o
On Feb 8, 2010, at 4:08 PM, Ron Wilson wrote:
> We have set up a distributed ngaios 3.02 system using Nagiosql with several
> slaves and one master. The master is responsible for all alerting. However
> when we disable a notification service on the master ngaios and then do a
> reload of any o
We have set up a distributed ngaios 3.02 system using Nagiosql with
several slaves and one master. The master is responsible for all
alerting. However when we disable a notification service on the master
ngaios and then do a reload of any of the slave servers it overwrites
the status of the disable
Sorry to have bothered the list. I was making the problem too hard because I
was confused by what I'd read about on demand macros in Barth's book (p. 632).
Using $_SERVICE_ALARM_NUMBER$ works in the command definition. I don't know
why I didn't try that first. For some reason I thought you
On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 4:44 PM, Jelle Smet wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I'm using Nagios 3.2.0 and have a question about scheduled downtimes which
> I can't find in the docs.
>
> If I schedule downtime for a host, does this automatically schedule
> downtime for all the host services too?
>
No, but notif
I should have made more clear what I am trying to do below. I know I can
access the service __ALARM_NUMBER from the command definition by giving the
literal host_name and service description like this (I've updated the service
definition in my previous example to illustrate):
$_SERVICE_ALARM_N
I'm trying to integrate the use of an internally developed alarm
generation command into our Nagios configuration. So I want to define
an Nagios command object that calls this command with arguments specific
to the service that is generating the status condition that generates
the alarm. One
Hi Shadhin Rahman,
Thanks for your reply. I hadn't mentioned in my e-mail, but adding the
notes_url is indeed the option I had in mind as a last resort. I like
your suggestion of linking to a wiki. If no others solution comes up, I
guess that's what we'll do.
Regards,
Lennart Karssen.
On Mon
I've tried all sorts of combinations, but what I have now is this:
http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/nagios/cgi-bin/cmd.cgi?cmd_typ=&cmd_mod=2&host=&service=&sticky_ack=on&send_notification=on&persistent=on&com_data=""&btnSubmit=Commit
I know it can be done via the nagios.cmd file, but since these are two
s
fevin Kagen wrote:
> Thanks, Patrick. I saw that, but it doesn't seem to make a my
> difference. I did notice that using a named pipe does write a
> hyperlink by default. Since the "http" option does not, I'm wondering
> if it is possible,. Does anyone have this working via http?
> Thanks!
>
Thanks, Patrick. I saw that, but it doesn't seem to make a my difference.
I did notice that using a named pipe does write a hyperlink by default.
Since the "http" option does not, I'm wondering if it is possible,. Does
anyone have this working via http?
Thanks!
On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 11:10 AM, M
On Feb 8, 2010, at 8:49 AM, Peter Klausner wrote:
> I want passive checks to set a HARD state immediately. Active checks should
> apply
> the max_check_attempts setting.
>
> Is there a way to achieve this?
Not that I know of without creating a separate service definition. Passive
service
Karssen,
Your problem appears to be process not the tool. I am not suggesting
how to conduct business in your organization but here is my suggestion.
I would reach out to noc management and put together a wiki or how to
for each unique possible critical alert scenario. The I would add t
According to the docs (and in my set-up) a passive service check
result of non-OK sets a SOFT state. So you need max_check_attempts
passive and/or active checks until it changes to HARD. I want passive
checks to set a HARD state immediately. Active checks should apply
the max_check_attempts setti
Tony Johansson schrieb am 05.02.2010
19:39:47:
> [pid 32731] write(6, "1265393559||AHS||C: Drive Space||c:\\ - total:
> 15.86 Gb - used: 7.60 Gb (48%) - free 8.26 Gb (52%)||c:\\ Used
> Space=7.60Gb;14.27;15.54;0.00;15.86\n", 144) = -1 EFBIG (File too large)
> [pid 32731] --- SIGXFSZ (File size
Dear list,
I'm presently working on a Nagios 3.2.0 setup that monitors approximately
1000 hosts and about 5000 services. The setup doesn't make use of Nagios'
notification system, instead people at a control center (NOC) use the
Nagios web interface to alert the appropriate people in case of an al
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