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what does your disk usage look like? iostat might tell you a bit more. I had a similar situation with the 32bit vm; no matter what I did the load would not go down. I had about the same amount of hosts and checks (all passive nsca) and mysql on a second server. I moved to a 64bit server with 8gb of ...

I would create a symlink to the new directory location. That location is hard-coded into a few places I think, so that would be the easy workaround. Sorry for the long delay, the symlink wont work as the file is mv'ed a few times from what I can tell in some of the scripts that write to it. I'll ju...

After digging and digging I had moved the service-perfdata file to another location... I moved it back to /usr/local/nagios/var and it is all working. How can I move this file and still get performance data to process?

Im using the standard config with 2011r1.5; nothing special.

Hello all, I switched out an old nagios server with a brand new shiny 2011r1.5. I am using https (if that matters) but I am not getting any service based performance graphs for any host, I do however get HOST based performance graphs. Here is the advance tab for one of the checks in question: Servic...

Hey All, I dont think this is a nagios problem; but the mailing list for DNX is a little slow so I though I would ask here. I plan to use dnx to offload my checks on a production nagios server that will eventually be home to at least 50k service checks and possibly into the 100k range. The problem i...

nscott wrote:Thanks for replying saying you had figured it out.

If that permissions issue popped up, are you running 1.4?

This was actually on 2009 1.3b... I have no idea how the permissions changed.

I figured it out; somehow all the permissions were jacked up. apache.nagios owned everything in the nagiosxi directory.

I have run accross an issue Im not sure how to fix; None of the xi subsystem components are running. (see attatchment) I was under the impression these services were started by the nagiosxi init script but upon inspection of that script everything is commented out. So Im not sure how the scripts are...

ohh, good call on ramdisk size actually my ram disk was only 64mb, and it was full

I bumped it up to the 512 that I thought it already was. First reboot after that looks good.

1.3 did have an issue where on rare occasions it could spawn a second instance of nagios, which would result in an error like that. I'd recommend upgrading to 1.5 if you haven't already. I would also run our DB repair procedure if you haven't already just to verify that there isn't any table corrup...