Query pnp4nagios
Query pnp4nagios
I have Centos 7 and pnp4 installed, the query is every time I restart my server the graphics are also restarted not allowing to see the previous graphics .. so it works or I need to configure something to be able to have historical information with pnp of my servers.
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Re: Query pnp4nagios
Are you storing the .rrd files in a /tmp directory that is getting deleted when you restart the server?
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they are stored by default
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In what file location?alex3105 wrote:they are stored by default
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my installation path is /usr/local/pnp/nagios/...
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my installation path is /usr/local/pnp/nagios/...
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Re: Query pnp4nagios
and the RRD files disappear when you reboot?
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Based on my very brief reading of the pnp4nagios configuration documentation, $conf['rrdbase'] should tell us where the RRDs are being pulled into pnp4nagios from. If that is any sort of transient/temporary storage, that may be your problem.
Your process_perfdata.cfg might also have some clues.
As a reminder, this is a Nagios Core support forum. pnp4nagios is a 3rd party product that has their own community (mailing lists).
Your process_perfdata.cfg might also have some clues.
As a reminder, this is a Nagios Core support forum. pnp4nagios is a 3rd party product that has their own community (mailing lists).
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Re: Query pnp4nagios
Thanks for adding this, being we do not author or manage pnp4nagios, this question would be better suited for them.mcapra wrote:Based on my very brief reading of the pnp4nagios configuration documentation, $conf['rrdbase'] should tell us where the RRDs are being pulled into pnp4nagios from. If that is any sort of transient/temporary storage, that may be your problem.
Your process_perfdata.cfg might also have some clues.
As a reminder, this is a Nagios Core support forum. pnp4nagios is a 3rd party product that has their own community (mailing lists).
Re: Query pnp4nagios
Ok .. thanks anyway ... I'll keep investigating--
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