I hope I got the logit() call right
/Markus
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> char errormsg[40];
> int errorcount=3D0;
274a277
>=20
561c564,570
/* If there is a problem when saving/closing the tempfile
> don't write to the retentionfile and write an error to the
> log=20
> */
> if(fclose(fp)) {
> sprintf(errormsg, "Error when closing retention
tempfile: %s", strerror(errno));
> logit(NSLOG_RUNTIME_ERROR,TRUE,errormsg,errno);
563,564c572,573
/* Remove the tempfile - I'm not sure this actually is a
good idea */
> unlink(temp_file);=20
565a575,580
> } else {
>=20
> /* move the temp file to the retention file (overwrite
the old retention file) */
> if(my_rename(temp_file,xrddefault_retention_file))
> result=3DERROR;
> }
569d583
Does anybody know if Nagios _always_ write the retention file when=20
> reloading/restarting?
> =20
It writes the retention file with rather frequent intervals, such as
when it has done "enough" checks (where "enough" is determined sort of
intelligently on a per-installation basis).
Didn't the command-file trick work for you?
--=20
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