First off I am a linux / CentOS newbies so go easy on me. Just curious if anyone out there is running Nagios on CentOS 4.5. I have now installed it on a second server due to issue but the issues have come back to haunt me. The OS is running on an IBM NetVista. Every thing in both installs is identical as are the problems. Once I have Nagios up and monitoring every thing hangs. Even a terminal will hang before it finally just locks up. The only thing that brings it back is a reboot. Even stopping the services doesn't work. Disk space seems fine and even during the hangs there doesn't seems to be anything taking up a tremendous amount of resources. After a reboot every thing works fine for several hours. Any guesses or suggestions? Jason Ross -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Type: application/x-pkcs7-signature Size: 3279 bytes Desc: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20071114/8af7e854/attachment.bin>
Jason Ross wrote:> First off I am a linux / CentOS newbies so go easy on me. > Just curious if anyone out there is running Nagios on CentOS 4.5. > I have now installed it on a second server due to issue but the issues > have come back to haunt me. > > The OS is running on an IBM NetVista. Every thing in both installs is > identical as are the problems. > Once I have Nagios up and monitoring every thing hangs. Even a terminal > will hang before it finally just locks up. > The only thing that brings it back is a reboot. Even stopping the > services doesn't work. > Disk space seems fine and even during the hangs there doesn't seems to > be anything taking up a tremendous amount of resources. > After a reboot every thing works fine for several hours. > Any guesses or suggestions?I am running on a C4 server here and haven;t experienced any issues with it. What version do you have installed and did you built it yourself or use a repo? I used rpmforge for the deps but built nagios by hand using the docs on their site. Rick
> First off I am a linux / CentOS newbies so go easy on me. > Just curious if anyone out there is running Nagios on CentOS 4.5. > I have now installed it on a second server due to issue but the issues > have come back to haunt me. > > The OS is running on an IBM NetVista. Every thing in both installs is > identical as are the problems. > Once I have Nagios up and monitoring every thing hangs. Even a > terminal will hang before it finally just locks up. > The only thing that brings it back is a reboot. Even stopping the > services doesn't work. > Disk space seems fine and even during the hangs there doesn't seems to > be anything taking up a tremendous amount of resources. > After a reboot every thing works fine for several hours. > Any guesses or suggestions? >i have had load issues on nagios boxes that were built with embedded perl i think, it was quite a long time ago and that bug may have been fixed. That made the load on a box continue to rise until nagios was restarted.
On Nov 14, 2007 5:09 PM, Jason Ross <jross at medvoice.com> wrote:> First off I am a linux / CentOS newbies so go easy on me. > Just curious if anyone out there is running Nagios on CentOS 4.5. > I have now installed it on a second server due to issue but the issues > have come back to haunt me. > > The OS is running on an IBM NetVista. Every thing in both installs is > identical as are the problems. > Once I have Nagios up and monitoring every thing hangs. Even a terminal > will hang before it finally just locks up. > The only thing that brings it back is a reboot. Even stopping the > services doesn't work. > Disk space seems fine and even during the hangs there doesn't seems to > be anything taking up a tremendous amount of resources. > After a reboot every thing works fine for several hours. > Any guesses or suggestions? > > Jason RossDoes it had unusual hard disk activities when you rebooted it ? Can you check if you don't have very very big log files somewhere ? More than 1Go or 100Mo for a compressed one ? To find them use # find /var -size +100M> > > > > > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list > CentOS at centos.org > http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos > >-- Alain Spineux aspineux gmail com May the sources be with you