pnp4nagios and huge spool directory

[William Ottley]

hi all, 
quick question, with i'm sure a quick switch answer...lol 

I setup pn4nagios quite some time ago, and it works fine. 
BUT, now I see tonnes of performance data in the /usr/local/pnp4nagios/var/spool directory 
how come they don't get deleted? 
is there a switch somewhere that needs to be added? 
is it a chown/chmod issue? 

thanks! 



William Ottley 
Systems Administrator 
CMI Canada 
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Markham ON, L3R 1A9 
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