Entendi. Isso no Trends para Services ou Trends para Hosts ou vc vê isso em
ambos os casos?
Essas datas e horas q ele mostra q houve troca não seriam os momentos de
rotacionar o log? São em horários distintos? O q aparece nos logs
relacionados com essas datas e horas?
Vc pode verificar olhando
Aaron Segura wrote:
While attempting to compile NRPE (v2.6 / 12/11/2006) with the DEBUG
option today I think I found a small error in the code and have included
a patch to fix it.
This is for nrpe.c
1053,1056c1053,1056
fp=fopen(/tmp/packet,w);
if(fp){
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Hi list,
Is there any possiblity to compile NRPE with static linked libs?
Yes. The man-page for your linker (or possibly your compiler) will tell
you how to do this.
I´ve the problem, that NRPE ist missing (ssl-)libs when running it under
inetd/user root, the
Scott Greenman wrote:
I can't any way to have the same service on two hosts have different
notification rules. Am I missing anything?
Say you have two hosts, 'A' and 'B'. The service 'S' is defined as existing
on
both hosts.
If 'S' goes down on 'A', I want notifications sent. If
On 1/16/07, Scott Greenman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't any way to have the same service on two hosts have different
notification rules. Am I missing anything?
Say you have two hosts, 'A' and 'B'. The service 'S' is defined as
existing on both hosts.
If 'S' goes down on 'A', I want
The prob was solved, while typing this mail (as often ;) ):
Meanwhile, I managed it to link the ssl-libs statically (I have no root-access
to our machines, so I can´t simply install libs)
Perhaps my config will help to solve the prob:
NRPE-Version used: 2.0
Solaris-Compile-System:
SunOS ###
As part of the hackery I would have the first (live) service have all
options set, and the second (test-bed) service simply use the first
service as a template, and override the notifications_enabled setting
(and obviously the host too.) That way you really only have one service
to change
Hi all !!!
a Hearty 2007 to all !!!
My Nagios system is standing in our call-center and I have a few
servers spread out over a few venues. At one of the distant locations,
I have a DNS server and at certain times I need to have an operator
trigger some scripts on this DNS server. What I was
On Wed, 17 Jan 2007, John Longland wrote:
My Nagios system is standing in our call-center and I have a few
servers spread out over a few venues. At one of the distant locations,
I have a DNS server and at certain times I need to have an operator
trigger some scripts on this DNS server. What I
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Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 7:09 AM
To: 'nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: [Nagios-users] Adding buttons
Hi all !!!
a Hearty 2007 to all !!!
My
There are event handlers which, according to the docs, will run a
command to try and recover the service before sending a notification,
but I haven't (yet) implemented them, so you'd have to have a look at
the manual. You'd need to write the script yourself, it's impossible
for Nagios
OK I tried to set up my first one today - testing the local host http from
the sample provided on the page. Here is what I did.
check_command check_ntp
}
Well here is my error - however what would be the check_command for this
event_handler?
This e-mail and any
If you are checking for http to be running, then I would have thought that
the check_command would be something like check_http, assuming you have it
defined in your object configuration file. What you have currently is
checking for NTP and is therefore giving you an alert even though, as you
If you are checking for http to be running, then I would have thought that
the check_command would be something like check_http, assuming you have it
defined in your object configuration file. What you have currently is
checking for NTP and is therefore giving you an alert even though,
No, I just like to rename variables so I can say that I submit patches
to popular open source projects...
:/
Near the top of the source there is already:
#ifdef DEBUG
FILE *errfp
#endif
But no:
FILE *fp
The *errfp var is used in other '#ifdef DEBUG/#endif' blocks, but not
the particular one
OK I will try to give it the check_http check and see if it works when I
bring down the httpd.
Here is what I have now: (I added the event handler to http)
# http
define service{
usegeneric-service
host_name
Does APAN work with Nagios 2.6?
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OK I will try to give it the check_http check and see if
Formoso, Travis wrote:
OK I will try to give it the check_http check and see if it works when I
bring down the httpd.
Here is what I have now: (I added the event handler to http)
# http
define service{
usegeneric-service
host_name
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Formoso, Travis wrote:
The event handler _is_ being called (SERVICE EVENT HANDLER). If you're
using the example handler as is, it won't work. I'll bet you a free beer
that the nagios user does not have permission to restart httpd via the
init script. In cases such as this I use visudo to grant nagios
passwordless
I shut down the httpd - however the service did not restart auto -
so
the handler is not working. Any thing I can try or did wrong?
Have you tried running the restart-httpd command as the Nagios user
from the console?
Always a good suggestion.
I never was able to run anything as the
Marc Powell wrote:
the handler is not working. Any thing I can try or did wrong?
Have you tried running the restart-httpd command as the Nagios user
from the console?
Always a good suggestion.
Also, on my server Apache (2.2) takes roughly 3-4 seconds to start up,
and it
Formoso, Travis wrote:
I shut down the httpd - however the service did not restart auto -
so
the handler is not working. Any thing I can try or did wrong?
Have you tried running the restart-httpd command as the Nagios user
from the console?
Always a good suggestion.
I installed Nagios 2.5 and I would like to set the 2-D Status
Map or 3-D Status Map.
I am monitoring 200 hosts and 1000 services but when I try
to set the co-ordinate the images overlap each other images.
Has any one successfully set the status map for 200 or more
host? If so can you
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From: Formoso, Travis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:58 AM
To: Marc Powell
Cc: nagios-users
Subject: RE: [Nagios-users] Monitoring question
The event handler _is_ being called (SERVICE EVENT HANDLER). If
you're
using the
You will need to add sudo at the beginning of your command in Nagios -
e.g. sudo /usr/local/nagios/libexec/eventhandler..
I ran ./check-httpd as root and when I typed that in - nothing happened.
I was trying to run the check-httpd script in the /eventhandler folder. If I
run ./check_http
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Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 12:22 PM
To: Marc Powell
Cc: nagios-users
Subject: RE: [Nagios-users] Monitoring question
I shut down the httpd - however the service did not restart auto -
so
the handler
This really speaks of such a basic misunderstanding of how nagios
interacts with plugins that I'd suggest re-reading the documentation,
specifically the object configuration documentation and plugin theory.
Use the sample config files as a reference until you understand how
they're related
Hello,
I'm aware that nagios is able to copy the nagios.log file to the
archives directory on an hourly/daily/weekly/monthly basis. It seems
that nagios keeps that files forever since I've got 11 archived weekly
logs. But the word 'rotation' suggests that at some time the old ones
are removed
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