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That took care of it, removing host from downtime fixed issues.

Thanks, feel free to close the topic

So doing research on "Caught SIGSEGV shutting down" It seems to be related to a host in scheduled downtime i didn't think we had any in downtime but after looking through hosts i do see that 1 of them is scheduled for downtime and has been for sometime. The person before me just must have ...

I've attached my config file along with the highlights of the messages and log file: It seems at Midnight i'm getting: Nov 7 00:00:00 wc-nagios nagios: Caught SIGSEGV, shutting down.. and that's when my monitoring ceases, everything looks fine if you go into the web interface to look at problems but...

squirrely73 , Please upload you nagios log from: /usr/local/nagios/var/nagios.log and system log from /var/log/messages file. For the /usr/local/nagios/var/nagios.log the result is "no such file or directory exists" could it be in another location or loging isn't setup? I recently receive...

Stuck on trying to figure out why Nagios stops every night. Nagios 3.5.1 Running on Red Hat 4.4.7 Every morning for awhile I come in and Nagios appears to be running and showing information but nothing is actually updating anymore. When I issue the restart command I Get: Running Config Check....done...

Absolutely, Thanks Again!

Mystery solved... Change to: date >> update.log yum -y -x 'nagios*' upgrade >> update.log shutdown -r now >> update.log Running yum update and yum upgrade is redundant as they do the same thing. The difference is that yum upgrade removes obsolete packages. yum upgrade = yum update --obsoletes Thank...

bolson wrote:Please post the contents of /root/update.sh

[root@wc-nagios ~]# cat /root/update.sh
date >> update.log
yum -y update >> update.log
yum -y upgrade >> update.log
shutdown -r now >> update.log

bolson wrote:Do you have admin (root) privileges for this Nagios server? If so, as root run the following command:

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for user in $(cut -f1 -d: /etc/passwd); do crontab -u $user -l; done

Then for each user that has a crontab, run this command:

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crontab -u USERNAME -e

And post the results.

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Thanks! Now we all know what version(s) we're dealing with! And to be clear that is where it is right now after reverting to the previous VM snapshot. I've added the exclude=nagios* into the main /etc/yum.conf file, if it doesn't update in the morning than i guess that fixes the auto-update issue i...