First, you must install oracle client and put oracle directory in the path.

Bernardo.

2006/7/4, Hari Sekhon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,

has anybody got the check_oracle plug-in working? I usually try to do
this stuff from the command line first to see how it works before
creating the check_command definition but it's not working for this
plug-in. The error I get is:

./check_oracle --tns 192.168.1.99
Cannot determine ORACLE_HOME for sid 192.168.1.99

Which according to --help is supposed to check a remote oracle server,
so why on earth is it asking for ORACLE_HOME, when this machine has no
oracle on it and won't have a home? The same happens when using the tns
name (which also resolves via dns).

Anybody got any ideas?

Hari

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