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You don't see any errors in /var/log/cron?

Thanks for posting the file permissions as that's the file we need to see data from as it's the dbmaint process is supposed to clean them up.

Please run this command to correct them:
How many total users do you have in the XI system? How many total users in the Fusion system?

Please attach this file:
What do you have set in Admin > System Settings > Data & Polling? (please send a screenshot)

Go to Admin > System Settings
- Set log level to Trace
- Check Enable writing log data to the specified file
- Check Enable writing debug data to the specified file

Now wait 10 minutes and zip up and send us these files:
Go back and set the log level to info or disabled (the default) and uncheck the other boxes you checked earlier so your disk doesn't fill up with debug data.

ssax wrote:You don't see any errors in /var/log/cron?

Thanks for posting the file permissions as that's the file we need to see data from as it's the dbmaint process is supposed to clean them up.

Please run this command to correct them:

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chown nagios.nagios /usr/local/nagiosfusion/var/log/dbmaint_subsys.log
chmod 664 /usr/local/nagiosfusion/var/log/dbmaint_subsys.log

How many total users do you have in the XI system? How many total users in the Fusion system?

Please attach this file:

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/etc/php.ini

What do you have set in Admin > System Settings > Data & Polling? (please send a screenshot)

Go to Admin > System Settings
- Set log level to Trace
- Check Enable writing log data to the specified file
- Check Enable writing debug data to the specified file

Now wait 10 minutes and zip up and send us these files:

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/usr/local/nagiosfusion/var/log/fusion.log
/usr/local/nagiosfusion/var/log/fusion.debug
/usr/local/nagiosfusion/var/log/dbmaint_subsys.log

Go back and set the log level to info or disabled (the default) and uncheck the other boxes you checked earlier so your disk doesn't fill up with debug data.

The commands have been run. the dbmaint log now has entries.
Both fusion and XI have 10 users each (1 for 1).
php.ini and the requested logs were zipped and PM'd to you.

Was busy and did not shut off the logging after 10 mins, there should be 20 mins or so of data.

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Please edit your /etc/php.ini and adjust these:
To these:
Then restart apache:
Then go to Admin > System Settings > Data & Polling:
- Set your Polling Subsystem Memory Limit to -1 (that's minus 1)
- Set your Live Data Timeout to 120
- Click the Update Settings button

See if that fixes the issue, the dbmaint_subsys.log does look like it's doing what it's supposed to be doing now, I'm wondering if the permissions on the file were stopping the job from running entirely.

I have made all the changes requested. The size of the root partition has not changed since yesterday, so I believe this to be resolved. You can close the case, I will start a new one if needed.

Thanks

That's great to hear! Locking it up.