THOLD daemon: Can I set when it runs or anything?

[GlueGuy]

We turned on the THOLD daemon, but we don't really see it running. Is it just another instantiation of spine running or what? We thought that maybe we could set it to run at 1-minute intervals or something, but there doesn't appear to be anything we can do but turn it on?

Am I just looking in the wrong place?

This is on Cacti 1.1.13

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[GlueGuy]

Sort of answered my own question. It appears that turning on the Threshold daemon breaks thresholds.

Doctor! It hurts when I turn on the Thresholds daemon! Doctor: "Don't turn on the Threshold daemon, son."