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r34220
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Re: xidpe

Post by r34220 »

All the performance graphs are empty and the files in /usr/local/nagios/var/spool/xidpe continue to grow.

Please help.
r34220
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Re: xidpe

Post by r34220 »

Seems my issues are deeper than just the charts.....
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Configuration verification is not completing either :cry: :cry:
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tmcdonald
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Re: xidpe

Post by tmcdonald »

Looks like cron may not be running. Run the following:

service crond status

and if it is not, start it like so:

service crond start

Do the same for npcd:

service npcd status

and if not running:

service npcd start
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r34220
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Re: xidpe

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tmcdonald wrote:Looks like cron may not be running. Run the following:

service crond status

and if it is not, start it like so:

service crond start

Do the same for npcd:

service npcd status

and if not running:

service npcd start

They were both running...

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[root@az84mon11v]# service crond status
crond (pid  2676) is running...
[root@az84mon11v]# service npcd status
NPCD running (pid 6407).
I looked at the cron log..

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Aug 23 19:09:01 az84mon11v crond[29052]: (nagios) FAILED to authorize user with PAM (Authentication token is no longer valid; new one required)
Aug 23 19:09:01 az84mon11v crond[29048]: (nagios) FAILED to authorize user with PAM (Authentication token is no longer valid; new one required)
Aug 23 19:09:01 az84mon11v crond[29050]: (nagios) FAILED to authorize user with PAM (Authentication token is no longer valid; new one required)
Aug 23 19:09:01 az84mon11v crond[29047]: (nagios) FAILED to authorize user with PAM (Authentication token is no longer valid; new one required)
Any idea how to fix this?
r34220
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Re: xidpe

Post by r34220 »

tmcdonald wrote:Looks like cron may not be running. Run the following:

service crond status

and if it is not, start it like so:

service crond start

Do the same for npcd:

service npcd status

and if not running:

service npcd start

Thanks tmcdonald! Crons weren't running because the nagios user password expired. Our Hardware guys changed the nagios users password to expire. :evil:

Thanks everyone for all your input.!
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Re: xidpe

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r34220 wrote:
tmcdonald wrote:Looks like cron may not be running. Run the following:

service crond status

and if it is not, start it like so:

service crond start

Do the same for npcd:

service npcd status

and if not running:

service npcd start

Thanks tmcdonald! Crons weren't running because the nagios user password expired. Our Hardware guys changed the nagios users password to expire. :evil:

Thanks everyone for all your input.!
Glad we got this one working! I'll go ahead and lock the thread.
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