Network module doesn’t work

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Just a comment, I have followed the document, assigned a network server to the agent, and create a network module to check ssh port of a remote server.

[manu]

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Is the network server running? Do you get the same problem with others network modules such as Host Alive?

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Yes, the server is running. Host Alive works fine.
I found lots of messages like this in the pandora_server.error
DBD::mysql::st execute failed: MySQL server has gone away at /usr/local/bin/pandora_network line 549.

[manu]

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So, the SSH module has its timestamp in red? And the last contact gets higher and higher?

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Yes, the last contact gets higher and higher, but the timestamp is not in red, it’s negative.

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Negative??? That’s odd!
Ok, delete that module, and create it again.
Also, stop the network server and run it with:

/usr/local/bin/pandora_network /etc/pandora/pandora_server.conf

Let me know how that works

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This is the timestamp in monitor detail detail page

Agent Type Module Name Interval Status Timestamp
LOCALAGENT agent_keepalive 300 [Monitor up] -50,225 seconds
LOCALAGENT Check HTTP 1 300 [Monitor up] -32,238 seconds
LOCALAGENT Check HTTP 2 300 [Monitor up] -12,355 seconds
LOCALAGENT Check HTTP 3 300 [Monitor up] -12,340 seconds

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This is the last contact in agent detail page

X Type Module name Description Status Interval Last contact
agent_keepalive Agent Keepalive monitor [All Monitors OK] — 44 seconds
Check HTTP 1 [All Monitors OK] 300 5 hours
Check HTTP 2 [All Monitors OK] 300 11 hours
Check HTTP 2 [All Monitors OK] 300 11 hours

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There’s nothing response after the line “Starting up Network Producer Thread …”

#/usr/bin/pandora_network /etc/pandora/pandora_server.conf

Pandora FMS Network Server 2.1-dev Build PS081109 Copyright (c) 2004-2008 ArticaST
This program is OpenSource, licensed under the terms of GPL License version 2.
You can download latest versions and documentation at http://www.pandorafms.org

Server basepath is /etc/pandora/pandora_server.conf

Server logfile at /var/log/pandora/pandora_server.log

Server errorlogfile at /var/log/pandora/pandora_server.error

Server incoming directory at /var/spool/pandora/data_in

Server keepalive 45

Server threshold 5

You are running Pandora FMS Network Server.

This server is running in MASTER mode.

Pandora FMS Server [endor_Net] is running and operative

Starting up network threads

Starting up Network Consumer Thread # 0

Starting up Network Consumer Thread # 1

Starting up Network Consumer Thread # 2

Starting up Network Consumer Thread # 3

Starting up Network Consumer Thread # 4

All threads loaded and running

Starting up Network Producer Thread …

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Which version are you using?

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Pandora FMS v2.1-dev – Build PC081016

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2.1 version is DEVELOPMENT version. Should work, BUT could have problems and interim database upgrades. I don’t recomend to use if not working on code.

Server and console are using the same machine ?, if not, have their time syncronized ?

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manu and nil, thanks for your kindly help
I have got the issue resolved.
It’s caused by the timezone setup
UnixDate gets a wrong timestamp