You need to braces - { and } - looks like you have a mixed bracket and a brace ( and }

  Duncs

On 19 Jun 2007, at 15:42, RR wrote:

Whenever I run 'nagios -v nagios.cfg', I get the following error:

Error: Service check command 'check_ldap' specified in service 'server-check_ldap' for host 'ldap-server' not defined anywhere!
        Checked 36 services.

But it doesn't work when I edit my commands.cfg file to include the following:

define command(
        command_name    check_ldap
        command_line    $USER1$/check_ldap -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -b $ARG1$
        }

After I add the above statement to cmy command.cfg file, I get

Error: Invalid object definition type 'command(' in file '/etc/ nagios/commands.cfg' on line 64.

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