[Xymon] How to restore a check that was previously disabled

[henrik at hswn.dk]

Den 15.01.2014 04:33, Alex Krumm-Heller skrev: 

> I am using xymon
4.3.12. I previously had the ports check disabled in the hosts.cfg file
using the defaults like:
> 
> 0.0.0.0 .default. # NOCOLUMNS=ports
> 
> I
have then subsequently removed this NOCOLUMNS entry for ports and have
defined a check for a couple of servers straight from the example in the
man page to check for SSH port being open.
> 
> The check has not
reappeared in the xymon webpage and was wondering if there was anything
special I need to do to "reactivate" it so xymon is aware that it should
appear again on the webpage?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Alex

It should show up
automatically. Do you get anything from a 

xymon 127.0.0.1 "xymondboard
host=<hostname> test=ports" 

If you do, then the status exists - it
just doesn't show up on the webpage. Then the problem is with xymongen
not reading the correct configuration. Try "kill -HUP `pidof xymond`" to
force it to reload the configuration. 

If there is no ports-status
data, then it is xymond_client that doesn't generate it. Try "kill -HUP
`pidof xymond_client`" to force a reload of the configuration.


Regards,
Henrik 

 
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