Hi,
I noticed, that nagios ignores the event_handler_timeout completely.
This is easy to reproduce. Setup a default Nagios installation.
set the event_handler_timeout in your nagios.cfg
> event_handler_timeout=30
define a eventhandler command:
> define command {
> command_name sleep
> command_line /bin/bash -c "sleep 6000"
> }
define a test service:
> define service {
> use generic-service
> host_name localhost
> service_description test
> check_command check_sleep
> check_interval 2
> retry_interval 1
> max_check_attempts 5
> event_handler sleep
> }
Then make sure, that the testservice fails and watch nagios doing nothing:
debug.log:
> [1223911373.176899] [001.0] [pid=9787] run_global_service_event_handler()
> [1223911373.176906] [001.0] [pid=9787] run_service_event_handler()
> [1223911373.176912] [016.1] [pid=9787] Running event handler for
> service 'test' on host 'localhost'...
> [1223911373.176923] [064.1] [pid=9787] Making callbacks (type 11)...
> [1223911373.176936] [001.0] [pid=9787] get_raw_command_line()
> [1223911373.176943] [2320.2] [pid=9787] Raw Command Input: /bin/bash
> -c "sleep 6000"
> [1223911373.176951] [2320.2] [pid=9787] Expanded Command Output:
> /bin/bash -c "sleep 6000"
> [1223911373.176958] [016.2] [pid=9787] Raw service event handler
> command line: /bin/bash -c "sleep 6000"
> [1223911373.176964] [001.0] [pid=9787] process_macros()
> [1223911373.176971] [2048.1] [pid=9787] **** BEGIN MACRO PROCESSING
> ***********
> [1223911373.176977] [2048.1] [pid=9787] Processing: '/bin/bash -c
> "sleep 6000"'
> [1223911373.176983] [2048.2] [pid=9787] Processing part: '/bin/bash
> -c "sleep 6000"'
> [1223911373.176991] [2048.2] [pid=9787] Not currently in macro.
> Running output (25): '/bin/bash -c "sleep 6000"'
> [1223911373.176998] [2048.1] [pid=9787] Done. Final output:
> '/bin/bash -c "sleep 6000"'
> [1223911373.177004] [2048.1] [pid=9787] **** END MACRO PROCESSING
> *************
> [1223911373.177010] [016.2] [pid=9787] Processed service event handler
> command line: /bin/bash -c "sleep 6000"
> [1223911373.177054] [064.1] [pid=9787] Making callbacks (type 9)...
> [1223911373.177064] [001.0] [pid=9787] my_system()
> [1223911373.177070] [256.1] [pid=9787] Running command '/bin/bash -c
> "sleep 6000"'...
> [1223911373.177110] [064.1] [pid=9787] Making callbacks (type 10)...
> [1223911373.177903] [001.0] [pid=24327] process_macros()
> [1223911373.177937] [001.0] [pid=24327] process_macros()
> [1223911373.177952] [001.0] [pid=24327] process_macros()
> [1223911373.177966] [001.0] [pid=24327] process_macros()
> [1223911373.177980] [001.0] [pid=24327] process_macros()
> [1223911373.177994] [001.0] [pid=24327] process_macros()
The expected behavior would be a nagios, which kills the sleep after 30
seconds.
Regards,
Sven
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