Adding contacts

[Max H.]

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nagios wrote:
> Any ideas what may be wrong or why they are not being sent? I'll check
> the mail logs, but the email account does work.

That seems ok to me. Like you mentioned, check your mail logs and see
what's going on. Also, check your nagios log (mine is located
at/var/log/nagios/nagios.log), and see if the actual alerts are being
generated.

Aside from that, your contact setup looks ok to me. Except, where is
your nagios contact definition? You showed the contact "monitor," but
not "nagios." I'm not sure how Nagios handles non-existent contacts
being specified within the contactgroup. It should error out.

Dumb question, but you have checked your configurations? nagios -v
nagios.cfg from within your configuration directory?

Max



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