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Hi,
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I'm transferring this to the dev list, as I suspect something more like
a bug (and probably no standard user will be able to answer)
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Hi,
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I'm facing a strange problem.
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I have in my definitions services for which notifications are disabled :
I'm still running those services on all nodes because it gives me
indication something went wrong on all nodes.
I recently had to suppress notifications for all services of a
hostgroups because of a general failure on those hosts, and problem is
that when I used the nagios CGIs to re-enable the service notifications,
notifications for those services I really don't want any notification
got enabled too... and I had to disable all those notifications in that
hostgroup again using the CGIs (I hope you follow).
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So now I'm wondering how could I fix the situation, and restore things
to normal (i.e : according to services config file) without loosing all
services current state.
I just tried to use the following in my nagios 3.1 config file.
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retained_service_attribute_mask=3D1
retained_process_service_attribute_mask=3D1
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Tried that, because it looks like the correct value to use according to
include/common.h is :
#define MODATTR_NOTIFICATIONS_ENABLED 1
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(by the way : what's the real difference between those 2 variables ? I
can't understand the real difference reading the documentation)
Anyway : this didn't work. Services are still disabled on restart or
reload.
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I then tried this :
retained_service_attribute_mask=3DMODATTR_NOTIFICATIONS_ENABLED
retained_process_service_attribute_mask=3DMODATTR_NOTIFICATIONS_ENABLED
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I know values are wrong, but nothing prevented nagios from restarting.
And off course it still didn't work, services notifications are still
disabled.
So what ?
Are these configuration option really implemented ?
I'm trying to look into the code, and I don't see anywhere the values
defined in the code being used :
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nagios-3.1.0]$ grep -r retained_service_attribute_mask *
base/nagios.c:unsigned long retained_service_attribute_mask=3D0L;
base/utils.c:extern unsigned long retained_service_attribute_mask;
base/utils.c: retained_service_attribute_mask=3D0L;
base/config.c:extern unsigned long retained_service_attribute_mask;
base/config.c: else
if(!strcmp(variable,"retained_service_attribute_mask"))
base/config.c:
retained_service_attribute_mask=3Dstrtoul(value,NULL,0);
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(and then, only html files)
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...
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So the C variable wouldn't be used at all ?
Am I missing something ?
Thanks && regards
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