Are you certain that your service provides correct performance data
(can you maybe show us what the output looks like)?
In the icinga classic UI, you can also see if icinga detects the
performance data correctly, when you click on a service. in the
"Service State Information" box, you should have
So yeah, I check, process_perf_data is already 1.
Any other idea?
On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 4:29 PM, Gerd Radecke wrote:
> Hi Laszlo,
>
> you service should have the "process_perf_data" attribute set to 1. I
> find it easiest to let all services inherit this from a base service,
> with that, pnp4
Hi Laszlo,
you service should have the "process_perf_data" attribute set to 1. I
find it easiest to let all services inherit this from a base service,
with that, pnp4nagios should pick up any performance data - that is
if your custom service check sends performance data - see
http://docs.icinga.o
Hi,
I'm wondering if there is a way to download the history of a service or/and
make PNP4Nagios to work for services?
Right now PNP4 works only for hosts, I'm using a custom service check, is
there a specific exit code or something which is needed for the graphs?
TYIA!
Laszlo
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