Weird failure-to-count error

[Ton Voon]

On 17 Jan 2011, at 19:59, Steven Schwartz wrote:

> I have a test (proprietary internal test) that runs, reports  
> critical (not surprising, as it’s doing a web submit to a non- 
> running webserver), which then fails again every 15 minutes; and  
> never moves from “Current Attempt: 1/3”, and therefore does not  
> notify.
>
> Interestingly enough, the subsequent failures do not log; the only  
> way I was able to tell that, in fact, they had failed was checking  
> the “Last Check Time” and “Next Scheduled Active Check” and seeing  
> them advance, while the “Current Attempt” remained stable.
>
> The “Current State Duration” is updated correctly, but it still does  
> not page.
>
> Has anyone seen a problem like this before, and if so, what did you  
> do to fix it?

If this is:
   * On Nagios 3.2.3
   * Has a host failure and
   * Is not the service that noticed that the host failed

Then you probably have the bug documented here: http://bit.ly/dKykJr

I've patched in the latest CVS, but no release is made yet.

Does this fix it for you?

Ton

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