Patrick:
The check results are being written to a ramdisk, so I think we're
safe on that. :(
I am now starting to examine what happens when nagios sends perfdata
to service_perfdata_command. In the case of perfparse, it is a perl
script that opens a named pipe for appending, and tacks the perfd
Rick Mangus wrote:
> Well, I have more information to add.
>
> I found a script that was being launched at midnight to purge old data
> from the database. The tables being pruned are used by perfparse to
> store perfdata and the like. They have > 180M rows, are 30-60GB, and
> are actively bein
Well, I have more information to add.
I found a script that was being launched at midnight to purge old data from
the database. The tables being pruned are used by perfparse to store
perfdata and the like. They have > 180M rows, are 30-60GB, and are actively
being inserted into all the while. A
Hello, all.
Forgive me, I am new to the list, and have only begun working with nagios
recently. I have searched this list and googled furiously with little
result, so must cease my lurking and present my problem to you.
I will begin with the problem: Sometime after midnight every night, my
nagio
