running configuration check on service restart

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I have ubuntu 14 on 1 server and when I restart a service, it does a running configuration check. On my other server I have ubuntu 16 and it doesn't do this when I restart a service. Any idea why? see below on the output when I restart a nagios service.




sysadmin@nagios:~$ sudo service nagios restart
Running configuration check...
Stopping nagios:. done.
Starting nagios: done.











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  • The packages for nagios are different. Look at /etc/init/nagios on both machines.
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    Mar 21 at 14:19










  • @waltinator I am guessing is suggesting that this is normal with more recent versions of nagios due to changes in start (init) scripts. I am not sure but you can check this by reviewing the scripts if you wish.
    – Panther
    Mar 21 at 14:27














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I have ubuntu 14 on 1 server and when I restart a service, it does a running configuration check. On my other server I have ubuntu 16 and it doesn't do this when I restart a service. Any idea why? see below on the output when I restart a nagios service.




sysadmin@nagios:~$ sudo service nagios restart
Running configuration check...
Stopping nagios:. done.
Starting nagios: done.











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  • The packages for nagios are different. Look at /etc/init/nagios on both machines.
    – waltinator
    Mar 21 at 14:19










  • @waltinator I am guessing is suggesting that this is normal with more recent versions of nagios due to changes in start (init) scripts. I am not sure but you can check this by reviewing the scripts if you wish.
    – Panther
    Mar 21 at 14:27












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I have ubuntu 14 on 1 server and when I restart a service, it does a running configuration check. On my other server I have ubuntu 16 and it doesn't do this when I restart a service. Any idea why? see below on the output when I restart a nagios service.




sysadmin@nagios:~$ sudo service nagios restart
Running configuration check...
Stopping nagios:. done.
Starting nagios: done.











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I have ubuntu 14 on 1 server and when I restart a service, it does a running configuration check. On my other server I have ubuntu 16 and it doesn't do this when I restart a service. Any idea why? see below on the output when I restart a nagios service.




sysadmin@nagios:~$ sudo service nagios restart
Running configuration check...
Stopping nagios:. done.
Starting nagios: done.








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  • The packages for nagios are different. Look at /etc/init/nagios on both machines.
    – waltinator
    Mar 21 at 14:19










  • @waltinator I am guessing is suggesting that this is normal with more recent versions of nagios due to changes in start (init) scripts. I am not sure but you can check this by reviewing the scripts if you wish.
    – Panther
    Mar 21 at 14:27
















  • The packages for nagios are different. Look at /etc/init/nagios on both machines.
    – waltinator
    Mar 21 at 14:19










  • @waltinator I am guessing is suggesting that this is normal with more recent versions of nagios due to changes in start (init) scripts. I am not sure but you can check this by reviewing the scripts if you wish.
    – Panther
    Mar 21 at 14:27















The packages for nagios are different. Look at /etc/init/nagios on both machines.
– waltinator
Mar 21 at 14:19




The packages for nagios are different. Look at /etc/init/nagios on both machines.
– waltinator
Mar 21 at 14:19












@waltinator I am guessing is suggesting that this is normal with more recent versions of nagios due to changes in start (init) scripts. I am not sure but you can check this by reviewing the scripts if you wish.
– Panther
Mar 21 at 14:27




@waltinator I am guessing is suggesting that this is normal with more recent versions of nagios due to changes in start (init) scripts. I am not sure but you can check this by reviewing the scripts if you wish.
– Panther
Mar 21 at 14:27















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