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> last_check, next_check and latency should definitely not be different
> on the two calls to the broker module. execution time should (well,
> most likely will be anyways), but I have strong doubts that you're
> using the eventbroker API properly.
I use ndomod. Ndomod send data to my server ndo2db like.
> Because of the NEBTYPE_SERVICE_CHECK_PROCESSED. Perhaps it would be
> better to create new nebcallbacks, but that would break the API so
> it won't happen until Nagios 4 at the very earliest.
Ok normal.
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last_check, next_check and latency should definitely not be different=
on the two calls to the broker module. execution time should (well,
most likely will be anyways), but I have strong doubts that you're
using the eventbroker API properly.I use ndomod. Ndomod se=
nd data to my server ndo2db like.
Because of the NEBTYPE_SERVICE_CHECK_PROCESSED. Perhaps it would be
better to create new nebcallbacks, but that would break the API so
it won't happen until Nagios 4 at the very earliest. Ok normal.--Julien =A0MATHIS | CTO=
Merethis
jmathis@meret=
his.comT=E9l : +33(0)1.78.12.00.23Mobile =A0: +33(0)6.85.43.88.=
38MERETHIS est =E9diteur du logiciel Centreon.
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