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It can't be a problem with logging the data as the 4hour graph works fine. I'm trying to work out what part generates the graphs and if it has an error message or time-out going on.

Will that log also include logging of errors reading the performance data

No we are using the below plugin:
https://exchange.nagios.org/directory/P ... th/details
On a large cisco switch, it might be pulling the traffic data for 50 interfaces in both directions.

Hi, I have a problem with one of my graphs, in that it will show a graph for a 4 hour time period, but not a 24 hour or longer time period. The graph in question is a fairly new check (the performance data was wiped yesterday), but there is a large number (~200) of lines of performance data associat...

It is stuck in pending because the backend is publishing the wrong date for when the state last changed.
How do I open a ticket to get this resolved?

I have to submit a passive check first as when it is stuck in pending, I can't force and intimidate check.

Doesn't look like I have any SQL errors

I had to submit a passive result first before I could force a immediate check - it is still reporting a passive OK state after I submitted the command.

I have got the tail you requested attached.

No, that still does not help

Tried that but it did not work. Still ok in Core, still stuck in pending in NagiosXI.

I've just rebooted Nagios (due to some other display issues) but this issue still remains.

The issue is not with the check command, I can run that successfully as the nagios user. The path is a relative path, not absolute - and the plugin is in the home directory on the remote machine, it is not a path to a script on the Nagios machine.