> and the archives). You would need to remove every log entry for the host
> in question. It could probably be done fairly easily with a perl or sed
> script but there's no built in facility in nagios.
>
> If you changed the name of the host that would have the same effect.
Then what are the database entries time_ok, time_warning, time_critical,
and time_unknown for exactly? Are they regularly calculated from the logs
or something? (or on startup?) I write a lot of external interfaces to
nagios's database, which access mysql directly. I pulled those fields
from there. They seem to be nice and accurate.
But they are accuratesince the "dawn of time" for that host. I was under the impression that
those servicestatus table entries (time_ok, etc) were kept up separately
from the logs.
Daniel
>
>
>
> --
> Marc
>
> -----Original Message-----
> >From: Daniel Henninger
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Thu Dec 04 08:22:55 2003
> Subject: [Nagios-devel] Nagios Statistics
>
> Folk,
>
> I hope I'm not overlooking something in the documentation, but are there
> any plans to enable a "reset statistics" command? By this I mean, the
> time_ok, time_warning, time_critical, and time_unknown values in the
> database. In some cases, it would be very helpful to be able to easily
> reset those values to 0. (for instance, if we've had a problem host that
> was down 50% of the time, and just replaced it.. it might be nice to be
> able to reset the stats at that point to get a real feel for the uptime of
> the new host) I didn't see anything in the docs for this. I highly doubt
> Nagios would be pleased with me if I just up and replaced the value out
> >from under it in MySQL. (or maybe it would I don't know) If there isn't
> functionality for this, I might be able to spend some time to add it if
> there's any desire for this besides me.
(i'd like to be able to> trigger the reset via external commands)
>
> Daniel
>
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