Notification Problem

Marc Powell marc at ena.com
Tue Sep 2 19:39:12 CEST 2008


On Sep 2, 2008, at 12:01 PM, Shaun Martin wrote:

> Hi Marc,
>
> Thanks for looking at my problem as it is driving me nuts why one  
> hosts
> alerts and the other does not. I have provided the requested info  
> below.

[chop]

>> the Service State Information from the web gui when it should have
>> sent a notification (click on the service name)
> Service State Information
> Current Status:
>  WARNING
> (for 3d 22h 36m 52s)
> Status Information:    USERS WARNING - 1 users currently logged in
> Performance Data:    users=1;1;10;0
> Current Attempt:    1/4  (HARD state)
> Last Check Time:    09-02-2008 12:55:00
> Check Type:    ACTIVE
> Check Latency / Duration:    0.205 / 0.186 seconds
> Next Scheduled Check:      09-02-2008 13:00:00
> Last State Change:    08-29-2008 14:22:33
> Last Notification:    N/A (notification 0)
> Is This Service Flapping?
>  NO
> (0.00% state change)
> In Scheduled Downtime?
>  NO
> Last Update:    09-02-2008 12:59:16  ( 0d 0h 0m 9s ago)
> Active Checks:
>  ENABLED
> Passive Checks:
>  ENABLED
> Obsessing:
>  ENABLED
> Notifications:
>  ENABLED
> Event Handler:
>  ENABLED
> Flap Detection:
>  ENABLED
>
>> any nagios.log entries for the service when it should have sent a
>> notification
>
> That is the thing if I click on notifications it does not even report
> sending one. So I know it is now an email issue as nagios never even  
> tries
> to send a notification. The weirdest part is I have other hosts  
> using the
> exact same templates that do send and log that they send  
> notifications for
> hosts and services. This box only sends and logs host notifications.
>

This all looks good... I see no obvious or not-so-obvious problems  
with the config. What was the state of the host when this service went  
into a non-OK state originally? Nagios will suppress service  
notifications if the host check returns a non-OK state.

--
Marc



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