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Data not proccessing #46
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I'm not 100% clear what you mean by "Data not processing".
Do the host and service objects exist in Nagios? If they do then no logging occurs by default on known objects. You may want to enable logging |
Ok sorry, forgot to mention |
That is already set as 1 in my config |
Try setting the debug level on and then restart Nagios.
Then watch the file /usr/local/nagios/var/nagios.debug When you are finished this turns debugging off:
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i saw nothing of interest show up. I can post the debug log here. i confirmed no revealing data shows. |
Check that you have the group sticky bit set: |
It seems this could go two ways... install |
I had this same problem when trying to use it via a docker container based on alpine. Installing php7-posix fixed it. I got the misleading error message: "nagios_command_group=nagios does not exist, not chgrp()ing". Which doesn't mean the group doesn't exist. It means the posix_getgrnam function does not exist. Passive commands would show up in the checkresults folder and sticky bit was set. And then then commands would randomly disappear. |
Server Centos 7.7
Nagios core 4.4.3 (epel repo install)
nrdp 2.0.2
Client Centos 7.7
nsca 2.2.0
Passive commands send
Passive commands show up in the checkresults folder
Passive commands proccess (the folder automaticly empties)
Nothing showes up in nagios.log about the data being proccessed
Passive checks are enabled
Nagcmd has both apache and nagios users assigned to it
Selinux is disabled
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