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I was out sick a couple of days this week. I just sent the list to you

Did you get the PM I sent you?

Those errors are actually from May. 1620925171 == Thu May 13 2021 11:59:31 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Is there a way to use standard timezones instead of the epoch? It's really annoying to have logs timestamped this way. 75G 56G 20G 75% /var There are even more files in perfdata now, but I don...

Yes, I see many hosts that are no longer visible in the UI. For instance: MariaDB [nagios]> select * from nagios_objects where name1 like '%DELETED%' ; +-----------+-------------+---------------+---------------+---------------------------------------------+-----------+ | object_id | instance_id | ob...

I do not. As an example, I see this in the log file: [1596036618] Warning: Check of host 'centos3' timed out after 30.00 seconds [1596036678] wproc: host=centos3; service=(null); And that does not exist in the display_name column. MariaDB [nagios]> select * from nagios_hosts where display_name like ...

Unfortunately, even after rewriting the config files, servers that no longer exist are appearing in the archive files. And the files are still the same size, 1.1GB as of today.

Okay. That was a concern of mine. These are definitely checks on existing hosts only, right? I'm still not sure why we're seeing hosts that have been deleted in the archives files. Here are the outputs you requested. [root@nagiosxi ~]# ulimit -a core file size (blocks, -c) 0 data seg size (kbytes, -...

Any progress on identifying the cause? Were you able to download the files from the links I provided?

I have an issue with files in /usr/local/nagios/var/archives consuming an enormous amount of disk space. In October, files were around 275M each day, and by May, the log files had grown to nearly 1G, now they are 1.1G per day. Installed Version: 5.6.14 Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.8 (Ma...

It appears there's either a bug in the "Run Check Command" function causing it to fail when I use it, or there's something else somewhere in the configurations creating this problem. I modified the command to work the way you suggested, and I get the same error. SQL Error [nagiosxi] : ERRO...