On 04/06/2017 01:31 PM, Michael Martinez wrote:
> I've got a bunch of hosts that have a "check_nrpe_service" check and a
> "check_radar" check. I've defined a dependency as shown below. I do a
> service icinga2 reload and the log file does not show any errors
> pertaining to the dependency, which I assume means it loaded correctly
> for all of the hosts that are running these services.
>
I would suggest running
icinga2 daemon -C
to see the count of Dependencies (and warning if it won't be applied to
anything).
As you make changes (change the assign value, ignore), that number should
change.
> My understanding of this dependency is that if the check_nrpe_service
> is Critical, then check_radar will not perform its scheduled checks.
>
> apply Dependency "sre-2895a" to Service {
> parent_service_name = "check_nrpe_service"
> disable_checks = true
> disable_notifications = true
> assign where service.name == "check_radar"
> ignore where host.vars.host_type == "dummy"
> }
Try removing the ignore rule and seeing if the count changes.
>
> However, if I disable xinetd, causing "check_nrpe_service" to be
> Critical, "check_radar" continues to do its scheduled checks and also
> becomes Critical. This means the Dependency is not working. Am I doing
> something wrong or is there a bug?
>
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