I would say that you need to use inetd, OR an init.d script, but not
both. If you try to then you'll get errors when they try and start up.
Your 'unable to read output' error seems to indicate that you have a
timeout. I don't know what plugin you are attempting to run remotely,
but check to make sure that the timeout on check_nrpe (A), on the
nrpe.cfg file (B) and for the remotely run plugin (C) are set as C<B<A.
Your error message seems to be timeout A.
Another possibility is that your check_nrpe is running in non-ssl mode,
but your nrpe daemon is running in SSL mode... I notice that you have
given the -n option (non-SSL) in your init.d definition, but not in your
inetd.conf definition! Are you using -n in your check_nrpe? Pick one
and use it throughout...
Steve
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