On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 16:14:19 +0100 Lene Maria Myhre lene.myhre@item.ntnu.no wrote:
Where do I see if all my NAV backend processes are running?
The shell command "nav status" will tell you that.
Looking at pping.log it says that 3 hosts are currently down. This is not the case, only 1 IP device is currently down, and the GUI NAV shows this right. I'm not sure which other two NAV thinks is down.
Try restarting pping. This will cause it to initialize its list of hosts up/down from the database.
Regarding eventEngine, that is a folder with three log files:
One is called eventEngine-stderr.log.2008-11-03-1309.log and the output is:
Those are the wrong files to look at. The file log/eventEngine/eventEngine-stderr.log is only (well mostly anyway) written to when there are unhandled exceptions in the eventEngine. This is mostly useful in the event of a total daemon crash. The files with dates in their names are from old runs of eventEngine.
Your eventEngine loglevel is probably too high for anything to have been logged in /var/log/nav/eventEngine.log. I would suggest that you edit /etc/nav/nav.conf and set "DEBUG_LEVEL = 6". Then restart eventEngine and tail the contents of /var/log/nav/eventEngine.log .