BUG!! DELAY_SVC_NOTIFICATION not delaying notifications

[Brandon Knitter]

Does anyone else see this?  Are you able to delay service notifications?

I am also finding that disabling a service does show that it's disabled in the 
interface, but alas the checks are made.  Plus the summary screens show a 
giant "P", indicating Passive Checks?  I have double checked what I did, and 
this is 100% reproducable.

Once again, disabling notifications indefintely seems to work just fine.  Acks 
work just fine as well.

Help please!

-- 
-bk


Quoting Brandon Knitter <knitterb at blandsite.org>:

> Nagios 1.0b5
> 
> [sorry for the double listing, haven't figured out where to post bugs like
> this]
> 
> I am trying to "Delay next service notification" throught he CGI interface
> and 
> through an external submissing via the nagios.cmd named pipe.  The logs are 
> showing that indeed the command is coming in, yet I just keep getting
> notified.
> 
> Anyone else seeing this?  I am going to try 1.0b6, but the change logs don't
> 
> indicate a fix for this.
> 
> I have tried this on a service with a "1" interval, and figured maybe it was
> 
> due to that being too small, so I tried with a "2" interval.  The intervals 
> were set for checks as well as notifications.  My interval is the default 60
> 
> seconds.  My state did not change during the delay period, I left the service
> 
> in a PROBLEM state for about 2-3 intervals before trying to delay.  This is 
> 100% reproducable.  DISABLE works great! :)
> 
> Anyone else able to reproduce this?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -- 
> -bk
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