Fwd: Question about NDOUtils DB population

[Gene Horodecki]

Ok great information, thank you.  data_processing_options is -1 (process 
all) which looks correct.  Also the data broker is correct for Nagios 2.

My config_output_options are set to 2 however.  From what I have read, 
this would explain why the rest of my database is not getting 
populated.  I will assume I have too much load to run at 1 or 3 for 
long.  What is the correct and lowest impact process for updating the 
table now?  Set the option to 3, reload ndo2db, then set back to 2 and 
reload again?

Will this work, or any other better ways of doing it?  Thanks.

On 6/6/2011 11:03 AM, Michael Friedrich wrote:
> Gene Horodecki wrote:
>> Sorry if this is a repost. I jumped the gun and posted before I was a
>>
>> member of the list and didn't see my emali go through.
>>
>>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I have a production environment that runs Nagios + NDOUtils and I got
>> called in because the environment got neglected for a year.  When I look
>> at the NDOUtils database, it looks like someone tried to rebuild it
>> because it is populating with statehistory but the hosts, hostgroups,
>> and services tables are blank.
> make sure config_output_options are set in ndomod.cfg
>
> furthermore, check data_process_options for config data to be dumped
> (and respective nagios.cfg event broker options too)
>
>> I'd like to try to fill these tables in but I don't really understand
>> when NDOUtils populates these tables.  I found the original dbconfig
>> script but it just creates the schema with no data.  Somehow NDOUtils
>> still knows what the ids are for the services because the keys are there
>> and I might be able to work backwards and populate everything but
>> obviously it would be easier to just understand how ndoutils builds the
>> data and reproduce it.
> the objects table keeps active objects alive, even if the config is not
> yet dumped.
>
>> Thanks for the help!
>>
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