On 22.11.2011 12:57, Goran Mekic wrote:
Hello,I get the error from the subject doing what [1] says. I just can't make the the first test pass. Attached is my /usr/local/icinga/etc/nrpe.cfg. I see that /var/run/icinga/nrpe.pid has the PID it should. I've tried with and without SSL. I just can't make NRPE log anything after start, so I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. Any suggestion? Thanx!
from the config snippets i would guess that you pulled the icinga-nrpe.git master? there are currently running changes into which will break with current SSL anonymous DH mode.
please run a check_nrpe -h and nrpe -h and verify the versions being correct, as well config for nrpe server now reflecting the certfile - this needs to be passed to check_nrpe then too as shown in the help of check_nrpe.
please be advised that this remains alpha stage and is therefore tagged as '3.0-dev'. i will add some things later this week, including some more docs and tests.
-michael
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