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Title: Message
Hi
All,
I'm installing a new
nagios server with 2.1 (upgrade 2.2 will follow soon) We've have a running
nagios 2.0b3 server and I just copied over my homebrewed perl plugins to
the new server.
I noticed the
embedded perl is a bit stricter in this 2.1 version, I compiled nagios with
embedded-perl and some of my plugins were not using the use strict
option, I adjusted all of them and they are working fine except
one.
To check some
processes I've created a perl script which uses ssh to login gather the info I need and do some
checkings:
....
open (PS, "ssh -p 22
-o Protocol=2 $o_host -C \"ps -ef| /bin/grep $o_name | /bin/grep -v grep\" |")
|| die("ps -ef????");
......
This works for all
my processes in the datacenter, except one. there I need to check for the
following proces: HLRTMD3 -t
The -t has to be
included and I covered this in the 2.0b3 version with "HLRTMD3\ -t" the
backslash did the trick to deal with the -t part.
In 2.1 I have the
correct output on commandline, but in the Nagios Interface I get: (0 of HLRTMD3 -t processes running <= 0 :
CRITICAL)
Anybody an idea how
to tackle this? Is there a way I can re-produce this on commandline and have
some troubleshooting output. Anybody experience with this and a
solution?
Regards,
Rick
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