/etc/shinken/shinken.cfg is in shinken-common 2.0.3-4.
This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o644.
The actual contents of the file can be viewed below.
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# Set to 0 if you want to make this daemon (arbiter) NOT run
daemon_enabled=1
# Lock file (with pid) for Arbiterd
lock_file=/var/run/shinken/arbiterd.pid
# If you want to set the working directory of the
# arbiter, just uncomment this
workdir=/var/lib/shinken
# User that will be used by the arbiter.
# If commented, run as current user (root?)
shinken_user=shinken
shinken_group=shinken
#-- Security using SSL --
# Only enabled when used with Pyro3
use_ssl=0
# WARNING : Put full paths for certs
#certs_dir=../etc/certs
#ca_cert=../etc/certs/ca.pem
#server_cert=../etc/certs/server.pem
hard_ssl_name_check=0
#-- Log --
# The arbiter can have it's own local log
local_log=/var/log/shinken/arbiterd.log
# If not need, don't dump initial states into logs
log_initial_states=0
#-- Daemons configuraiton
cfg_dir=arbiters/
cfg_dir=schedulers/
cfg_dir=pollers/
cfg_dir=reactionners/
cfg_dir=brokers/
cfg_dir=receivers/
cfg_dir=realms/
#-- Modules configuration --
cfg_dir=modules/
# Configuration files with common objects like commands, timeperiods,
# or templates that are used by the host/service/contacts
cfg_file=commands.cfg
cfg_file=timeperiods.cfg
#cfg_file=escalations.cfg
#cfg_file=dependencies.cfg
cfg_file=contacts.cfg
# Now templates of hosts, services and contacts
cfg_file=templates.cfg
#cfg_file=time_templates.cfg
# Now groups
#cfg_file=servicegroups.cfg
#cfg_file=hostgroups.cfg
#cfg_file=contactgroups.cfg
# And now real hosts, services, packs and discovered hosts
# They are directory, and we will load all .cfg file into them, and
# their sub-directory
cfg_dir=hosts
#cfg_dir=services
cfg_dir=packs
#cfg_dir=objects/discovery
# You will find global MACROS into this file
resource_file=resource.cfg
#-- Monitoring advanced configuration --
# Number of minutes between 2 retention save, here 1hour
retention_update_interval=60
# Number of interval (5min by default) to spread the first checks
# for hosts and services
max_service_check_spread=5
max_host_check_spread=5
# after 10s, checks are killed and exit with CRITICAL state (RIP)
service_check_timeout=10
# flap_history is the lengh of history states we keep to look for
# flapping.
# 20 by default, can be useful to increase it. Each flap_history
# increases cost:
# flap_history cost = 4Bytes * flap_history * (nb hosts + nb services)
# Example: 4 * 20 * (1000+10000) ~ 900Ko for a quite big conf. So, go for it!
flap_history=20
# Max plugin output for the plugins launched by the pollers, in bytes
max_plugins_output_length=65536
# Enable or not the state change on impact detection (like
# an host going unreach if a parent is DOWN for example). It's for
# services and hosts.
# Remark: if this option is absent, the default is 0 (for Nagios
# old behavior compatibility)
enable_problem_impacts_states_change=1
# if 1, disable all notice and warning messages at
# configuration checking
disable_old_nagios_parameters_whining=0
# If you need to set a specific timezone to your deamons, uncomment it
#use_timezone=FR/Paris
# Disabling env macros is good for performances. If you really need it, enable it.
enable_environment_macros=0
# By default don't launch even handlers during downtime. Put 0 to
# get back the default nagios behavior
no_event_handlers_during_downtimes=1
# [Optionnal], a pack distribution file is a local file near the arbiter
# that will keep host pack id association, and so push same host on the same
# scheduler if possible between restarts.
pack_distribution_file=pack_distribution.dat
modules_dir=/usr/share/pyshared/shinken/modules
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