#**********************************************************************************
#  This file contains values for:
#    - the global parameters
#    - the arbiter parameters
#
#  IMPORTANT : DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE. This file will be overwritten at every update
#              with the default values
#
#**********************************************************************************



#==================================================================================
#======== logging =========

                                                       # Log file for the arbiter daemon
local_log=/var/log/shinken/arbiterd.log


                                                       # You can enable the logging of elements states into the schedulers logs
                                                       # disabled by default
log_initial_states=0


# If you disable, the timestamp will be an epoch integer instead of a human date
human_timestamp_log=1

                                                       # Set logging level to info by default for the Arbiter daemon (info, warning and error logs will be shown)
log_level=INFO

#==================================================================================



#==================================================================================
#======== Modules and architecture =========

cfg_dir=modules
cfg_dir=arbiters
cfg_dir=schedulers
cfg_dir=pollers
cfg_dir=reactionners
cfg_dir=brokers
cfg_dir=receivers
cfg_dir=realms
cfg_dir=synchronizers

#==================================================================================




#==================================================================================
#======== Default elements (host, checks, ...) properties =========

                                                       # Load default properties for types (like hosts).
                                                       # Do not edit these files, they are overwritten at every update, you can overload them
                                                       # in a directory listed at the end of this file.
cfg_dir=_default/elements_default_properties
#END ==================================================================================





#==================================================================================
#======== Global DATA =========
                                                       # You will find global DATA into this directory
cfg_dir=resource.d

#END ==================================================================================  

#================================================================================== 
#======== Acknowledge =========

# The default value for the automatic deletion condition of an acknowledge
# ( warning in the Module receiver-module-webservice => it corresponds to the parameter "sticky" )
# Possible values are  :
#        on_OK            : the acknowledgement will be deleted if the status becomes "Ok"
#        on_status_change : the acknowledgement will be deleted if the status changes ( Example : "Warning" => "Critical", "Warning" => "Ok", "Critical" => "Warning" )
#          EXCEPTION : the acknowledgement will NOT be deleted if the status becomes "Unknown" ( Example : "Warning" => "Unknown" => "Warning", "Critical" => "Unknown"=> "Critical", "Warning" => "Unknown", "Critical" => "Unknown" )
#global__acknowledge__automatic_deletion_condition=on_OK

#END ==================================================================================  #==================================================================================
#======== Monitoring and scheduling =========


                                                       # Number of minutes to randomly spread the scheduling of an element the first time
                                                       # a scheduler schedule this element. During the first start of the element presence in your
                                                       # daemons and this spread limit, the element will be in UNKNOWN state (not checked yet)
                                                       # - max_service_check_spread => for checks, 5 minutes by default
                                                       # - max_host_check_spread => for hosts and clusters, 5 minutes by default
max_service_check_spread=5
max_host_check_spread=5


                                                       # How many seconds a command check (for hosts, clusters and checks) is allowed to run.
                                                       # after this limit, the process will be killed and the element will be set in CRITICAL state
                                                       # by default: 60
check_running_timeout=60


                                                       # How many seconds a host check (for hosts only) is allowed to run. after this limit,
                                                       # the process will be killed and the element will be set in CRITICAL state
                                                       # by default: 60
# /!\ USELESS host_check_timeout PARAMETER
# The parameter "host_check_timeout" is no more used in Shinken. Use check_running_timeout instead.
#host_check_timeout=60


                                                       # How many seconds a command check (for hosts, clusters and checks) is allowed to consume cpu
                                                       # before raising a warning in check scheduler performance.
                                                       # by default: 5
warning_threshold_cpu_usage=5


                                                       # flap_history is the length of history states changes we keep looking for
                                                       # flapping.
                                                       # by default: 20
flap_history=20


                                                       # Max plugin output size allowed for the plugins execution by the pollers
                                                       # by default: 65536 (64K)
max_plugins_output_length=65536


                                                       # If enabled, an element that goes wrong will change the state of dependent elements (like checks on a host) in UNKNOWN state
                                                       # until they are checks again and then they will take their final state returned by the plugin
enable_problem_impacts_states_change=1



                                                       # If enabled, won't print warning messages about specific nagios parameters
disable_old_nagios_parameters_whining=1


                                                       # If enabled, set a timezone for the daemons
#use_timezone=FR/Paris

                                                       # If you need to set a specific language for daemons output (supported: fr; anything else is english), uncomment it
#language=fr


                                                       # If your plugins need NAGIOS_ environnement variables enable them for all your commands.
                                                       # If only some commands need them, you can enable it on these specific commands instead.
                                                       # Note: enable this will have a huge impact on your schedulers CPU consumption.
enable_environment_macros=0


                                                       # By default don't launch even handlers during downtime.
                                                       # Note: the default Nagios behaviour is to allow them. If you want to keep this
                                                       # Nagios behavior, then set this parameter to 0
no_event_handlers_during_downtimes=1


                                                        # Activate this option to allow Event Handler to execute command on any status change,
														# in addition to its normal behavior.   
                                                        # 	0 : Disable (Default)
                                                        # 	1 : Enable
event_handler__hard_state__trigger_on_any_status_change=0 


                                                       # Number of minutes between forced scheduler retention save
                                                       # retention: scheduler backup of elements state so a daemon restart
                                                       # can start with previous states and not UNKNOWN
                                                       # by default 60 (minutes)
retention_update_interval=60


                                                       # Minimal delay before state of elements start to expire and elements state change to no data (unknown).
                                                       # You can change this parameter if some of your element state expires when you push a new configuration in production.
#minimal_time_before_an_element_become_missing_data=0


                                                       # Maximum duration (in seconds) of the initial daemons check (schedulers, brokers, ...) by the arbiter when start
                                                       # do check which is ALIVE or DEAD. If a daemon didn't respond at least once during this duration, it will
                                                       # be declared as DEAD and a spare will take its configuration at startup
configuration_dispatch__initial_daemons_check__max_duration=30




#==================================================================================




#==================================================================================
#======== System arbiter daemon parameters (user, group, pid, ...) =========

                                                       # Which user/group to run the daemon as.
shinken_user=shinken
shinken_group=shinken

                                                       # Lock file (with pid) for arbiter daemon
lock_file=/var/run/shinken/arbiterd.pid


                                                       # Enable or not the arbiter to run.
                                                       # default: 1 (enabled)
daemon_enabled=1



                                                       # Path to the modules code directory.
modules_dir=/var/lib/shinken/modules


#==================================================================================
#======== Arbiter daemon HTTP(S) listening  =========

                                                       # If enabled, the arbiter daemon will listen in HTTPS instead of HTTP protocol.
                                                       # Note: default pem/cert and key files are for sample only. You need to generate
                                                       # your own with your PKI.
                                                       # by default: 0 (disabled)
use_ssl=0
ca_cert=/etc/shinken/certs/ca.pem
server_cert=/etc/shinken/certs/server.cert
server_key=/etc/shinken/certs/server.key

                                                       # Should the arbiter connections will force the HTTPS certificates name checks.
                                                       # If enabled and a distant certificate is not the same as the daemon address, then
                                                       # the connection will be refused.
hard_ssl_name_check=0

                                                       # Which HTTP backend to start the listening daemon with.
                                                       # Currently only auto is managed.
http_backend=auto


                                                       # Which addr to bind for the arbiter daemon
                                                       # by default: 0.0.0.0 (means all interfaces)
bind_addr=0.0.0.0

#==================================================================================

#==================================================================================
#======== Daemon data export =========
                                                       # Set a private password to allow dump with sensible data ( like host name, realm name, ... )
                                                       #      (if void or missing, only anonymous dump is allowed)
#daemon__export_data__password=

#==================================================================================

#==================================================================================
#======== User parameters customizations =========       
                                                  
# If you need to customise a value in this file, set it in this file.
cfg_file=/etc/shinken-user/configuration/daemons/arbiters/arbiter_cfg_overload.cfg

                                                       # For your custom global DATA.
cfg_dir=/etc/shinken-user/configuration/global-data

                                                       # For the monitoring properties
cfg_dir=/etc/shinken-user/configuration/monitoring_policy  
#==================================================================================

Ces deux options ne permettent plus d'importer des éléments de configuration ( hôtes, Checks, clusters, etc... )

 Attention : le statut est ignoré pour déterminer la suppression ( Exemple : → → ).

• La logique du statut est de ne pas savoir quel état est l'élément, donc Shinken considère qu'on ne peut pas perdre une Prise en compte, en passant dans ce statut.