Is it me, or does badntp in the bb-hosts file not work?
I have several servers running NTP, and they occasionally (several times a day) will lose their sync for a few minutes while they switch between higher stratum servers. It would be nice if hobbit wouldn't change to a "red" state.
On 06/10/2005 08:06 AM, Patrick Vaughan wrote:
Is it me, or does badntp in the bb-hosts file not work?
I seem to have the same problem with badhttp. badconn seems to do its just but badhttp seems to be ignored.
I have several servers running NTP, and they occasionally (several times a day) will lose their sync for a few minutes while they switch between higher stratum servers. It would be nice if hobbit wouldn't change to a "red" state.
I have several 'flaky' web servers and I don't want to hear about them unless they are really having a problem.
Just chiming in here: I seem to have the same problem with badhttp. I cannot get Hobbit to *not* go red on a single http failure. This will frequently trigger an alert due to a timeout, but a manual check will see nothing wrong...
Eric
-----Original Message----- From: sladewig [mailto:sladewig at bankinfo.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 2:29 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] badntp
On 06/10/2005 08:06 AM, Patrick Vaughan wrote:
Is it me, or does badntp in the bb-hosts file not work?
I seem to have the same problem with badhttp. badconn seems to do its just but badhttp seems to be ignored.
I have several servers running NTP, and they occasionally (several times a
day) will lose their sync for a few minutes while they switch between higher stratum servers. It would be nice if hobbit wouldn't change to a "red" state.
I have several 'flaky' web servers and I don't want to hear about them unless they are really having a problem.
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Wondering if anything else has seen this problem. The people who receive the alerts are complaining they get too many. What they should is fix their problems but...
Setting DURATION>5 also seems to be ignored. So short of increasing bbnet-test --timeout to a longer period can anything else be done ?
-- steve
On 06/14/2005 07:44 AM, Eric van de Meerakker wrote:
Just chiming in here: I seem to have the same problem with badhttp. I cannot get Hobbit to *not* go red on a single http failure. This will frequently trigger an alert due to a timeout, but a manual check will see nothing wrong...
Eric
-----Original Message----- From: sladewig [mailto:sladewig at bankinfo.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 2:29 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] badntp
On 06/10/2005 08:06 AM, Patrick Vaughan wrote:
Is it me, or does badntp in the bb-hosts file not work?
I seem to have the same problem with badhttp. badconn seems to do its just but badhttp seems to be ignored.
I have several servers running NTP, and they occasionally (several times a
day) will lose their sync for a few minutes while they switch between
higher
stratum servers. It would be nice if hobbit wouldn't change to a "red" state.
I have several 'flaky' web servers and I don't want to hear about them unless they are really having a problem.
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