nagios not sending service alerts

[alexus]

this is what i'm talking about, I'm not even seeing them in logs, so
nagios itself isn't generating alerts to send out

# grep log_notifications ~nagios/etc/nagios.cfg
log_notifications=1
#


On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 11:15 AM, hiren <hir3npatel at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 2008-11-18 at 02:57 -0500, alexus wrote:
>> for some reason I'm not getting any alerts for any of services, I
>> think I've checked everywhere...
>>
>> I've created a dummy service
>>
>> [1226994112] SERVICE ALERT: XXX.box;check_dummy;CRITICAL;SOFT;1;CRITICAL
>> [1226994172] SERVICE ALERT: XXX.box;check_dummy;CRITICAL;HARD;2;CRITICAL
>
> you have notification logging in nagios.cfg enabled?
> if so, I think you should see messages that look like "SERVICE
> NOTIFICATION". I see those in my logs among the "SERVICE ALERT"
> messages.
> this might help you decide if it's a nagios configuration issue or
> command issue somewhere else.
>
>>
>> besides these two, nothing.. no NOTIFICATION
>>
>> this is my host configuration
>>
>> define  host {
>>       host_name                       XXX
>>       alias                           XXX
>>       address                         XXX
>>       parents                         XXX
>>       hostgroups                      XXX
>>       check_command                   check_icmp
>>       max_check_attempts              1
>>       check_interval                  0
>>       active_checks_enabled           1
>>       passive_checks_enabled          1
>>       check_period                    24x7
>>       obsess_over_host                1
>>       check_freshness                 0
>>       event_handler_enabled           1
>>       flap_detection_enabled          1
>>       failure_prediction_enabled      1
>>       process_perf_data               0
>>       retain_status_information       1
>>       retain_nonstatus_information    1
>>       contact_groups                  staff
>>       notification_interval           30
>>       notification_period             24x7
>>       notification_options            d,u,r,f
>>       notifications_enabled           1
>>       register                        1
>>       }
>>
>> and this is my service
>>
>> define  service {
>>         host_name                       XXX
>>         service_description             check_dummy
>>         is_volatile                     0
>>         check_command                   check_dummy!2
>>         max_check_attempts              2
>>         normal_check_interval           2
>>         retry_check_interval            1
>>         active_checks_enabled           1
>>         passive_checks_enabled          1
>>         check_period                    24x7
>>         parallelize_check               1
>>         obsess_over_service             1
>>         check_freshness                 0
>>         event_handler_enabled           1
>>         flap_detection_enabled          1
>>         failure_prediction_enabled      1
>>         process_perf_data               0
>>         retain_status_information       1
>>         retain_nonstatus_information    1
>>         contact_groups                  staff
>>         notification_interval           4
>>         notification_period             24x7
>>         notification_options            w,u,c,r,f
>>         notifications_enabled           1
>>         register                        1
>>         }
>>
>>
>
>



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