Hey Lindsay, nice to hear somebody else finds it useful.
It was intentional to not remove things if they've been removed from the
nagios configuration. While they are marked as removed, in my environment
I need to keep track of machine's uptime history even if it no longer
exists. So I wrote nagios-db to support that. :)
Look at the configured field for more info.
On Mon, 4 Jul 2005, Lindsay Whitbread wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Over the weekend I installed and configured Nagios-DB to log to a Mysql
> database.
>
> The tool itself is fantastic and the provided UI looks like a useful
> code base to start building a fully featured reporting console.
>
> The only problem I've noticed so far is that some Nagios entities such
> as hostgroups and servicegroups are not removed from the database
> following their removal from the Nagios configuration.
>
> I have not had a close enough look at the code and database to know
> whether these groups have been flagged as disabled in the DB and that
> the UI can then be changed to deal with the situation in sane manner or not.
>
> Could somebody please give me an idea of whether this is a known issue
> or whether there is some perfectly good reason why nagios-db behaves in
> such a way.
>
> Cheers,
> Lindsay
>
>
>
>
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