undeterminate data in report

[Marc Powell]

Please always respond on list so that others, now and in the future,  
benefit from your experience.

On Oct 10, 2008, at 10:27 AM, Benoit Barriere wrote:

> I confirm that my sed command has done the job. If I check my  
> nagios-10-07-2008-00.log file
>
> All seems correct:
>
>
> [1223244000] CURRENT SERVICE_STATE:  
> SRV_CS_HCC;PROCESS_cs_kernel.exe;OK;HARD;1;1 cs_kernel.exe Running  
> (Ram:24.79 MB) –
> [1223244149] SERVICE_ALERT: SRV_CS_HCC;PROCESS_cs_kernel.exe;OK;HARD; 
> 1;1 cs_kernel.exe Running (Ram:24.81 MB) --
>
> I have a lot of service alerts before the Oct 7 : for example the  
> Oct 4 log file
>
> [1222985058] SERVICE_ALERT: SRV_CS_HCC;PROCESS_cs_kernel.exe;OK;HARD; 
> 1;1 cs_kernel.exe Running (Ram:38.82 MB) --
>
> Any ideas

Did you change permissions on the files such that your web server  
can't read them any more? How about if you set the start date of your  
report to be Oct 3?

What you've done shouldn't cause a problem. I do the same kind of  
thing for hostnames several times a month.

--
Marc


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