Single quad xeon runs at a constant 50%+ load during the write procedure and drops off afterwards.
You dont' think I need to increase the time again?
Nagios Core to xi port
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Re: Nagios Core to xi port
ok, it may be getting farther, but there may still be something else going wrong. Unless you've got tons of RAM I don't know if you actually want your memory running quite that high on a regular basic. If it's not getting done at 512MB, it's probably going to hit a limit somewhere else.
Blank pages mean PHP errors. Do you have anything revealing in your apache error log?
Run:
while you attempt to Write the config.
If you're interested we can maybe schedule a remote session to take a closer look at this. Import issues can be tricky to find via the forum.
Blank pages mean PHP errors. Do you have anything revealing in your apache error log?
Run:
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tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_log
If you're interested we can maybe schedule a remote session to take a closer look at this. Import issues can be tricky to find via the forum.
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Re: Nagios Core to xi port
If you're able to send me a tarball of the configs you're attempting to import, I'll run some tests on my end. You can send them to me either in a PM or email us at xisupport@nagios.com.
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Re: Nagios Core to xi port
Just to follow up for future readers. The import problems were primarily caused by the following two config directives that were not importing correctly.
- host template with two names
- host template with two names
- services applied to hosts, but some hosts marked for exclusiondefine host {
name template1,template2 # the CCM will import this as a single template name
register 0
}
define service {
service_description myService
host_name host1,host2,host3,!host4,host5,host6 #the CCM will import the !host4 as the actual hostname
register 1
}