Antwort: Re: Antwort: Re: NSCA and long output

[Thomas Borger]

> > check the value in nagios source code (include/nagios.h) too.
> > It muste be at least the same or higher.
> A value of 4096 will likely work well in Linux as pipes guarantee that
> this many bytes can be written at once in that OS. POSIX requires 512
> bytes so this may vary between operating systems (PIPE_BUF should tell
> you what the limit is).
> Anything larger will likely cause fragments to be lost and/or
> interleaved (the latter can happen if you have multiple writers at the
> same time). See pipe(7) for more details.
> The proper fix would bu using PROCESS_FILE instead to load long output.

Hi Thomas,

thank you for this valuable hint. I will test my setup in the next days,
how it's behaviour is, if i send some long input with NSCA to the
NSCA-Daemon on nagios
server at the same time.

best regards
Thomas


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