Nope. I actually rewrote the init script because I had problem across
different platforms with the one included.
I do a full stop/start (which in my init script is what a restart does).
The problem occurs when I DON'T have obsess_over_services turned on.
The process count goes through the roof, the box begins swapping a lot,
and service checks get way behind. When I turn on obsess_over_services
(my command just does extra logging), the problem goes away. The
process count stays down, the box doesn't hit swap and everything sticks
to the schedule perfectly.
I am running Nagios 1.0b6 on a RedHat 7.2 box.
-Russell
Norton, Ian wrote:
>Daniel/Russell,
>
>Do you have this problem from a clean start of Nagios or only when you reload
>to make changes effective?
>A problem that I have seen in the past is that Nagios fails to completely
>shutdown when you do a restart using the init script.
>You end up with two copies running, hence the process frenzy.
>
>I tend to stop Nagios using the init script and wait for all instances to die
>before starting again.
>
>I'd be interested to know if this is the problem you are seeing.
>
>Regards, Ian.
>
>Ian Norton
>Network Support
>Information Systems Services
>Lancaster University
>
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