Performance Data

["Miguel A. González"]

Hi users,

I've have a problem with Nagios 1.2 running in a Linux box (2.4.20 
kernel). It seems that Nagios doesn't  realize that i've added a 
"process_perf_data     1" to a previously existent service.  I mean:

## OLD service definition :
define service{
        use                                  servicio-generico
        host_name                       ada
        service_description          disc_root
        contact_groups                admin-lab
        check_command             check_disk.pl!/dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0
}
## NEW service definition
define service{
        use                                  servicio-generico
        host_name                       ada
        service_description          disc_root
        process_perf_data           1          ; --> added this
        contact_groups                admin-lab
        check_command             check_disk.pl!/dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0
}

But it has no effect, the command associated to the performance service 
checks doesn't executes. By the way...if I delete the service 
definition, then start Nagios, stop it, and add the service from the 
scratch with the "process_perf_data   1" ... It Works! So I don't know 
if  there is a bug or what when adding the "process_perf_data" to a 
preexistent service. In the new services it works ok.

Thanks,

--
Miguel A. Gonzalez
LCFIB Sistemas





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