Steve Shipway napisał(a):
It is possible to call event handlers infinitely by
>> nagios? I mean if
>>
>
> The event handler is called by nagios on state change (including count
> of checks until hard state) but no other times. So, if you want
> something to be continually
> >> It is possible to call event handlers infinitely by
> nagios? I mean if
The event handler is called by nagios on state change (including count
of checks until hard state) but no other times. So, if you want
something to be continually called then you might need to do it
separately.
You mi
Patrick Morris napisa?(a):
> On Wed, 27 Sep 2006, orzeh wrote:
>
>
>> It is possible to call event handlers infinitely by nagios? I mean if
>> the host goes to 'down' sate the event handler is executing correctly
>> but how do i can enable to execute handler after $max_check_attempts
>> times
On Wed, 27 Sep 2006, orzeh wrote:
> It is possible to call event handlers infinitely by nagios? I mean if
> the host goes to 'down' sate the event handler is executing correctly
> but how do i can enable to execute handler after $max_check_attempts
> times or if host in state 'down' during the
Hello
It is possible to call event handlers infinitely by nagios? I mean if
the host goes to 'down' sate the event handler is executing correctly
but how do i can enable to execute handler after $max_check_attempts
times or if host in state 'down' during the restart nagios daemon (eg
via exter
