Nagios Problem

[Terry]

Do the logs show that checks are being performed?  Might want to turn
debugging on in nagios.cfg to get some more information.

On 10/11/07, David Fulton <dfulton at mail.fdn.com> wrote:
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> I am having serious problems with Nagios v3.04b. For some reason it simply
> stops checking services and hosts. I have looked into this and been unable
> to figure out why. I have played with the check times, service reaper times,
> timeperiods. I even re-compiled PERL to be non-threading (not a simple task
> on a system that is already up and running). I am getting frustrated and was
> wondering if anyone out there had similar problems with it. This didn't crop
> up until recently but I am unable to point to any one event that could have
> caused the problem.
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> Please help
>              David Fulton
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