importing files inside NagiosQL

[Marco Borsani]

Hi all

 

I am testing NagiosQL and try to import old configuration files inside its
DB.

 

No warnings/errors without NagiosQL, but when I import the data inside the
DB I see strange situations:

1)      ALL hosts/services keep only the first contact-groups associated
(usually are three or six)

2)      Appear some inactive contacts (seven contacts) similar at existing
other , that are not anywhere in the original files.

3)      Appear some inactive contact-groups (five contact-group) similar at
existing other , that are not anywhere in the original files.

4)      Appear some inactive hosts (ten hosts) similar at existing other ,
that are not anywhere in the original files.

5)      Appear some inactive contacts (twenty services) similar at existing
other , that are not anywhere in the original files.

 

Any idea ?

Regards

 

Marco Borsani

Unix and Monitoring Sysadmin

Technical Operations Dpt.

tel: +39 010 4310115

fax: +39 02 30130311

cell: +39 329 5953944

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