Antwort: Bad File Descriptors

[Sascha.Runschke at gfkl.com]

nagios-users-bounces at lists.sourceforge.net schrieb am 23.07.2008 15:03:57:

> nsca[28640]: Network server accept failure (9: Bad file descriptor)
> 
> I've seen some sparse reports on Google of a similar problem, but 
> they're just that - sparse.   Which kind of makes me think it's not 
> Nagios or NSCA, but a bad block on the hard drive.  Anybody have a 
> similar experience or opinion?

It's a NSCA bug as far as I know. I had the exact same problems and
updating to 2.7.2 solved all issues for me it seems as it did not turn
up again ever since then.

Are you running NSCA 2.7.2 already?

S

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