Hi Gerhard
By imitating the Nagios server and running the "check-nrpe -H miysis -c
check_hpasm" command, I get the same output as in Nagios : "UNKNOWN -
insufficient rights to call sudo /sbin/hpasmcli".
What is more surprising is that if I change my Nagios etc/hosts.cfg file to :
define service {
host_name miysis
use template-services
service_description HP Hardware
check_command check_hpasm
}
instead of
define service {
host_name miysis
use template-services
service_description HP Hardware
check_command check_nrpe!check_hpasm
}
I also get this "UNKNOWN - insufficient rights to call sudo /sbin/hpasmcli"
though I don't use NRPE anymore...
Really driving me crazy but it seems to prove the problem is not bound to NRPE
but to Nagios itself.
- PO Michel (misterpo)
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