scheduled downtime & nagios.cmd

[Jeremiah D. Jester]

I'm attempting to integrate a downtime schedule script I downloaded from nagios.org into my installation (http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Addons/Scheduled-Downtime/Downtime-Scheduler/details) The script is supposed to write downtime information to the nagios.cmd file and disable the referenced host. However, when I tail nagios.cmd I am unable to view any processed commands. Interestingly enough the command DOES show in my nagios.log file so it appears that it is processing the command.

[1325186243] EXTERNAL COMMAND: SCHEDULE_HOST_DOWNTIME;monk;1325186100;1325187540;1;7200;Nagios;Test

The problem is that I don't believe the host  (monk) is being disabled despite having the start time already occurring in the past. I've validated this test by disabling nrpe on the client.

[1325186247] SERVICE ALERT: monk;MEMORY STATUS;CRITICAL;SOFT;1;Connection refused by host

Any input would be appreciated!

JJ

Jeremiah Jester
Informatics Specialist
Microbiology - Katze Lab
206-732-6185

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