I am not sure what you mean.  Do you want me to add -s to the first line in the script #! -x?  So that line would look like #! /bin/sh -x.
Thank you,
Sameka Prather
Office of Internet Services
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jeff vier wrote:
On Thu, 2006-03-30 at 15:35 -0500, Sameka Prather wrote:
  
When I start nagios I get the following error but it seem to start fine.
Starting network monitor: nagios
This account is currently not available.
  PID TTY               TIME CMD
2953?                  00:00:00 nagios

Can any one tell me what this mean?  Like I said, is working fine but I
get this error when I restart or start the service.
    

Add " -x" to your #! line and look at where it's happening in the
script.
  

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