How to find downtime_id

[Rick Garland]

Hi all:

Running Nagios 3.2.3 on a RHEL 5.5 system.

I am wanting to be able to run a script to DEL_HOST_DOWNTIME but I see
one of the parameters in the downtime_id.
Where do I find that number? 

I noticed in an earlier version (3.0.x) there was the file downtime.dat
residing in the nagios/var subdir, but at 3.2.3 I do not see that file
anymore.

Is it somewhere else? I cannot find. Should there be a downtime.dat
file?

Thanks.


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