Hey Guys!
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i have 2 serves. 1 master 1 backup. and 1 mysql server.
the master all of a sudden can NOT ack, downtimes dont go off so im getting tons of alerts. I switched over to the backup server and all of a sudden it works there. nothing has really changed but what can i look for? i replicate often to the backup.
also i noticed now when i was on the backup that all my graphs before i switched were not moved over, i thought this lived on the mysql server?? what do the graph files live. and how can i merge the 2?
thanks!
doing some research, how does a server send out a nagios.cmd file to a remote nagios server?
Ack | Downtime | Force Not WORKING
Re: Ack | Downtime | Force Not WORKING
Lets check the cmd pipe and group:LuisN wrote: the master all of a sudden can NOT ack, downtimes dont go off so im getting tons of alerts. I switched over to the backup server and all of a sudden it works there. nothing has really changed but what can i look for? i replicate often to the backup.
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ls -l /usr/local/nagios/var/rw
cat /etc/group | grep nag
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sestatus
The graphs are stored in RRDs. By default they are located in the following directory:LuisN wrote:also i noticed now when i was on the backup that all my graphs before i switched were not moved over, i thought this lived on the mysql server?? what do the graph files live. and how can i merge the 2?
thanks!
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/usr/local/pnp4nagios/var/perfdata/
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find / -name *.rrd
? I am not sure I understand, could you rephrase? Do you want to send commands to a remote nagios server's cmd pipe?LuisN wrote: doing some research, how does a server send out a nagios.cmd file to a remote nagios server?
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Come to the Dark Side.