>On Mar 10, 2010, at 11:29 AM, Rick Garland wrote:
>
>> Hi Marc:
>>
>> In the script I have it doing a couple of arcane things for testing.
>> I have it touch a file called 'test' and I have it echo the macro
>> values to a file as well.
>> These are successful.
>
>> When trying to launch from nagios these files are not present.
>
>Are the paths hard-coded in your script? Is the directory writable by
nagios? Is the script executable? Is the magic line present and
well-formed?
>
>Also try changing the event_handler parameter in the service definition
from
>
>event_handler
remount-nfs!$SERVICESTATE$!$SERVICESTATETYPE$!$SERVICEATTEMPT$
>
>to
>
>event_handler remount-nfs
>
>The other parameters aren't being used in your command{} definition.
>
>> I am unable to find any post from yesterday that would contain any
>> suggestions that were provided.
>
>Ok, so I meant to say 'the other day when you posted originally' -
http://www.mail-archive.com/nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg31297.
html
>
>--
>Marc
Many thanks. The issue was the requiretty. This is a new issue on RH and
CentOS 5 and above.
I have done the cleanup on event_handler definition. Didn't matter
either way, did make the log entries cleaner.
The tip from Stuart was the key to helping me resolve.
Again, my apologies for the extraneous posts.
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