Nagios Support Forum

I downloaded and set up NAgiosXI as a trial. It hasn't been purchased yet but I have some questions and I don't know where to turn (the nagiosxi forum won't let me in)

Thanks
Eric Jacobs

I have a host defined and all of its service checks in one file. The host gets rebooted every morning, except Sunday. I know I can define an accommodating timeperiod but can I just use it in the host definition or do I need to use it in all the service definitions too?

yes, that would be fine. Thanks

Well, not quite sure what I did, but I kept poking and tweaking and now I've gotten rid of the extraneous addresses. Thanks everyone for your help. (I suspect it may have been getting rid of the comment "Your email address here")

No luck with that one.
Thanks, anyway

Thanks for your attempts, but I have checked everything and I can't find anything amiss. FWIW, I have installed NagiosQL in hopes it might clean things up, but strange email addresses oersist

I'm new to nagios. Running 3.5.1 (from EPEL on CentOS 6.7). I set my self up as the recipient of alerts. And I do get them. But I see many other addresses that seem to correspond to directories under root, (ie etc@mydomain). I don't know where they come from nor how to get rid of them.

Actually, that's not the problem. If I run it locally on the remote server, it works. It appears that NRPE wasn't working and it was actually looking at the nagios server, not the remote one. Still trying to debug the NRPE problem (Nagios server - CentOS 6.7, client AIX-7.1)

check_disk works fine for disks mounted on / and /home but cannot fine /home/hs or /var/log/wbi, saying it cannot find the filesystems