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Hi,
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I am having a problem with freshness checking, while the documentation
says that active checks with freshness enabled should run the active
check only if the check is stale, I cant see it happening, I am using a
lot of passive checks, and the active check is running anyway,=20
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I looked at the code for active checks, and there is nothing about
checking for result freshness before running an active check, the only
solution I found was to put check_period to none, but it creates other
problems, disabling active_checks for a service will put it as
"disabled" in the TAC, which is not want I want,
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I am running on 2.8 , but looking at 3.0 the code doesn't seem to have
any clause about freshness result checking of active services,
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Am I missing something ?=20
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Marco.
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Hi,
I am having a problem with freshness checking, while =
the
documentation says that active checks with freshness enabled should run =
the
active check only if the check is stale, I cant see it happening, =
I am
using a lot of passive checks, and the active check is running anyway, =
I looked at the code for active checks, and there is =
nothing
about checking for result freshness before running an active check, the =
only
solution I found was to put check_period to none, but it creates other
problems, disabling active_checks for a service will put it as =
“disabled”
in the TAC, which is not want I want,
I am running on 2.8 , but looking at 3.0 the code =
doesn’t
seem to have any clause about freshness result checking of active =
services,
Am I missing something ? =
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