Unpredictable service check times fixed?

[Robert Blayzor]

>    Does anyone know if a) this has been fixed, or b) if 
> there's a way in Nagios to 
> override the scheduler's randomizing of service check times, 
> and force service checks to occur on schedule at the 
> intervals specified in the individual service entries 
> (in our case, every 10 minutes, for example).

Lots of options in the nagios.cfg file if I remember correctly.  After
we dumpped about 80+ services on ours we noticed that Nagios spread
initial checks way to far out of us. (some not even checking for an hour
and a half)  I believe we changed our interval to like 4.5 seconds and
things get checked a lot faster when we initially start it.

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Robert Blayzor, BOFH
INOC, LLC
rblayzor at inoc.net

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