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I found the reason that nagi tries to find 01 indexed file. That is a bug. This index indicates hour when logrotation was made. Some proof: Log File Navigation Sun Oct 26 01:00:00 MSK 2014 to Mon Oct 27 [color=#FF0000]00[/color]:00:00 MSK 2014 File: /var/log/nagios3/archives/nagios-10-27-2014-[color...

Thaks a lot. I'll try to find why nagios web interface is looking for index 01 file. If I'll succeed I'll answer here.

$ sudo dpkg -L check-mk-livestatus dpkg-query: package 'check-mk-livestatus' is not installed ls /etc/logrotate.d/ apache2 aptitude clamav-freshclam dpkg exim4-paniclog mysql-server nginx rsyslog apt bacula-common consolekit exim4-base fail2ban nagiosgrapher php5-fpm I dont think that I have someth...

Oh, that didn't cross my mind to look in to changelog. Thanks for clue. logrotate option from nagios.cfg file # LOG ROTATION METHOD # This is the log rotation method that Nagios should use to rotate # the main log file. Values are as follows.. # n = None - don't rotate the log # h = Hourly rotation ...

I have only nagios logrotate configured that puts logs daily in archive folder. No problem with that. Problem is that when I try to watch logs through web interface, it tries to find log file with this strange index. I don't have any files with ...-01.log index, in archive folder. As an example I wa...

Hello. I have Nagios® Core™ Version 3.4.1 installed from debian repository. May be it's too old, but I don't want to reinstall it till I'll be sure that this is version issue. The problem is that nagios can't find log files earlier than 3 days from now. I mean that nagi is looking in that order: tod...