Re: [Perfparse-users] No data in serviceperf.log file.

[Ben C. <Be...@cl...>]

Could be the one!

Yes, this is set to '1' in my parent table.

Best of luck....

Ben

Cook, Garry wrote:
> Marcelo,
> As Ben is aware, I'm currently seeing the same problem that I think you 
> are having. I'm not sure, as I have not seen your original message.
> The good news is, I think I've finally stumbled upon the solution! 
> Unfortunately, I don't have time to test it right now, but here is what 
> I've found:
>  
> In the services.cfg, there is a directive in the service definitions 
> called 'process_perf_data'. I found this in the main 'generic-service' 
> template. Unfortunately, I've created my own template services and did 
> not include this in some of them, which is probably the source of my 
> issue. I'm going to test it now, but was so excited about the prospect 
> of finally finding a solution, I figured I would tell you guys right away.
>  
> Good Luck!
> -g
> 
>     -----Original Message-----
>     *From:* per...@li... on behalf of Ben
>     Clewett
>     *Sent:* Thu 5/27/2004 2:09 AM
>     *To:* per...@li...
>     *Cc:*
>     *Subject:* [Perfparse-users] No data in serviceperf.log file.
> 
>     Marcelo,
> 
>     Thanks for the information.
> 
>     First, can I suggest you upgrade perfparse to the latest version,  0.05.
>       The version you have has a memory problems.
> 
>     More importantly, your nagios is not producing performance data.  Can
>     you please check for me:
> 
>     1. You are using the latest Nagios, 1.2.
> 
>     2. You are using the latest nagios plugins.  Only these produce
>     performance data.  You can check this by running one, like 'check_disk'.
>       If you have performance data, this should reply:
> 
>     DISK OK - free space: / 8089 MB (22%); /boot 35 MB (76%) |
>     /=8089MB;33312;35163;0;37014 /boot=34MB;40;42;0;45
> 
>     You can see the performance data beyond the '|'.
> 
>     3. You have compiled nagios with the option to produce performance data.
>       Using the '--with-file-perfdata'.  Ie:
> 
>     ./configure --with-file-perfdata
> 
>     4. Set the permissions on the servicelog file as -rw-rw-r-- ie:
>     $ chmod 664 serviceperf.log
> 
>     5. Check 'nagios.cfg', ensure you have these lines somewhere:
> 
>     process_performance_data=1
>     xpdfile_host_perfdata_file=/usr/local/nagios/var/hostperf.log
>     xpdfile_host_perfdata_template=$TIMET$\t$HOSTNAME$\t$OUTPUT$\t$PERFDATA$
>     xpdfile_service_perfdata_file=/usr/local/nagios/var/serviceperf.log
>     xpdfile_service_perfdata_template=$TIMET$\t$HOSTNAME$\t$SERVICEDESC$\t$OUTPUT$\t$PERFDATA$
> 
>     Regard, Ben
> 
> 
> 
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