Nagios problem? Webserver problem?

[Wade Arnold]

Kind of looks like you may have a frozen process.

Ps -aux |grep nagios

Just see if anything is running that you don't think should be. Then of
course kill -9 <pid> of anything that is running. Then try to restart the
service and see what happens.

It may become lock at instantiation. Look at your log files and see if the
process is hanging on anything.

Wade


 

On 11/4/02 2:54 AM, "Wibo Lammerts" <Wibo.Lammerts at hmg.nl> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I really got a strange problem.
> 
> Last Thursday we had problems with the power which resulted in all systems
> being shut down, including the Nagios machine.
> 
> When the power was restored, the Nagios machine got back up also and I
> manually started Nagios.
> 
> But when I look at Nagios now, it looks like it's frozen. All checks are
> dated 31 october. I have added a whole list of new services, which should be
> in pending state, or at least visible in some way, but they do not appear.
> 
> And the strangest thing is... when I stop Nagios, normally the website
> returns the "Whoops!" error. Now it just keeps on running.
> 
> It's like that the website is running, but there are noactive checks
> running.
> 
> Anyone now what this is?
> 
> TIA
> 
> Wibo
> 
> 
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