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Nagstamon query times out due to long loading times within Thruk webpage #27
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Hi, |
Updating to the latest Thruk version might also help as all backends will now be queried in parallel by default. |
Thanks for your feedback guys. Thruk was not too old, but updated to the latest version via OMD-testing repo. |
I think with JSON support and redefined request URL it should display more - soon to come! Sebastian notifications@github.com schrieb:
Henri Wahl IT Department tel: (03 51) 46 59 - 797 Nagios status monitor Nagstamon:http://nagstamon.ifw-dresden.de DHCPv6 server dhcpy6d: IFW Dresden e.V. VR Dresden Nr. 1369 |
JSON support and form based login is now implemented - give it a try! |
Thanks for your quick turnaround. I can confirm that Nagstamon is now working properly querying Thruk which is configured for 12 Nagios servers. |
Hey,
I've read abot Thruk support on the Thruk mailing list. Nice feature for us, cause we're using Thruk as central display frontend for our 12 Nagios servers around the globe.
The problem is that querying the Thruk instance takes quite long and Nagstamon times out. With debugging enabled, I've seen the URL that is querried. This one works fine but needs 35 seconds to load. I bet that the timeout interval is set lower than that.
I havent found a timeout setting in Nagstamon config. Is it possible to set timeouts per Nagios/Icinga/whatever instance?
Or can I increase the overall timeout threshold to test the Thruk implementation?
Thanks for your grat tool!
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