Dear fellows,
Documentation states that:
"When a host or service is in a period of scheduled downtime, Nagios
will not allow normal notifications to be sent out for the host or
service."
But, apparently Nagios keep sending notifications for H_UP, regardless
if it's on scheduled downtimes or not. I've seen a running Nagios here
notify all host's contacts after a forced check and take a look at the
code(what i've found follow below). Anyone could help me to test the
behaviour above? Is that an expected behaviour ?
Index: base/notifications.c
===================================================================
--- base/notifications.c (revision 2450)
+++ base/notifications.c (working copy)
@@ -1464,16 +1464,16 @@
return ERROR;
}
- /***** RECOVERY NOTIFICATIONS ARE GOOD TO GO AT THIS POINT *****/
- if(hst->current_state == HOST_UP)
- return OK;
-
/* if this host is currently in a scheduled downtime period, don't send the notification */
if(hst->scheduled_downtime_depth > 0) {
log_debug_info(DEBUGL_NOTIFICATIONS, 1, "This host is currently in a scheduled downtime, so we won't send notifications.\n");
return ERROR;
}
+ /***** RECOVERY NOTIFICATIONS ARE GOOD TO GO AT THIS POINT *****/
+ if(hst->current_state == HOST_UP)
+ return OK;
+
/* check if we shouldn't renotify contacts about the host problem */
if(hst->no_more_notifications == TRUE) {
log_debug_info(DEBUGL_NOTIFICATIONS, 1, "We shouldn't re-notify contacts about this host problem.\n");
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