Maccy wrote:
Can anybody give me an example of a correct command definition for
check_log ?
I'm looking to locate the word 'Error' in /var/log/messages on each
machine.
If anyone can forward example portions of their services.cfg and
checkcommand.cfg files I would be most grateful! So far I've been able
to get the correct syntax :(
Many thanks in advance
Mark
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what i am trying to get to work as it seems to do the job much better.
/opt/nagios/libexec/check_log2.pl -l /var/adm/messages -s /tmp/seekfile -p auth
from nrpe on my solaris 5.9 box:
command[check_log_warning]=/opt/nagios/libexec/check_log -F /var/adm/messages
-O /tmp/messages.warning -q warning
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