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Subject: [Nagios-users] Not sending RECOVERY notifications
From: "Sebastian Ries" <Sebastian.Ries () dtnet ! de>
Date: 2008-03-31 12:24:33
Message-ID: 1206966273.3575.5.camel () bofh ! dtnet ! de
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Hi
I have a distributed Nagios system with about 700 services.
(based on debian sarge, nagios 1.3)
Everything works fine exept one thing:
For one service I do not get a RECOVERY ALERT :-/
As the service goes down, I get a message but as the service comes up
again nagios even does not try to send a message... (I checked this in
the log)
Does anyone have a hint where to look at?
Service configuration is same as similar services on other hosts (these
work fine...)
The only hint I have is that the service is down for a very short time.
Is there any value that preserves sending notifications for one service
within a short period of time?
Regards
Sebastian Ries
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I have a distributed Nagios system with about 700 services.<BR>
(based on debian sarge, nagios 1.3)<BR>
<BR>
Everything works fine exept one thing:<BR>
<BR>
For one service I do not get a RECOVERY ALERT :-/<BR>
<BR>
As the service goes down, I get a message but as the service comes up<BR>
again nagios even does not try to send a message... (I checked this in<BR>
the log)<BR>
<BR>
Does anyone have a hint where to look at?<BR>
Service configuration is same as similar services on other hosts (these<BR>
work fine...)<BR>
<BR>
The only hint I have is that the service is down for a very short time.<BR>
Is there any value that preserves sending notifications for one service<BR>
within a short period of time?<BR>
<BR>
Regards<BR>
Sebastian Ries<BR>
<BR>
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Tel: +49-711-849910-36 \
Fax: +49-711-849910-936<BR>
WEB: <A HREF="http://www.dtnet.de/">http://www.dtnet.de/</A> \
email: Sebastian.Ries@dtnet.de<BR> </FONT>
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