nagiosadmin is not part of the linux-admins group?
Did you reload/restart nagios after you made that change?
You have a contact group here with no members - or is it defined in the
contact itself?
Can you paste the contact list along with the service definition?
Somewhere nagiosadmin is defined in
Hi Seth,
I changed my linux-server server definition to linux-admins, not admins.
Here's the definition I put in for the linux admins:
define contactgroup{
contactgroup_name linux-admins
alias linux-admins
}
It's still sending me the notifications. Where else can
On Dec 18, 2008, at 1:16 PM, Sam Stelfox wrote:
> After searching both google and to the extent I was able to the
> archive
> (it kept timing out when I'd run a search). I'm asking these two
> questions to the list.
Thanks for researching first!
> It's my understanding that if nagios can not
Bill,
Ok that makes sense. The compiler is 32 bit. This is the output I get is:
-bash-3.00# ./check_procs -vv
CMD: /export/home/bmunger/downloads/nagios/libexec/pst3
Unable to read output
I have since found a different solution on nagiosexchange.org called
check_procs2 which is a perl script.
After searching both google and to the extent I was able to the archive
(it kept timing out when I'd run a search). I'm asking these two
questions to the list.
It's my understanding that if nagios can not talk to a service, it then
checks to see if the host running the service is up. If the host i
On Dec 18, 2008, at 8:09 AM, Paul Weaver wrote:
>> Today we had a problem where, more or less, Nagios was not
>> doing anything at all. All the services had last check times
>> that were a couple of hours old. Also I could not force
>> checks through the Web-GUI.
>> I tried restarting Nagios, but
Brandon,
I am just becoming familiar with Nagios in general and on Solaris in
particular, but this is what I know about check_procs.
On Solaris, nagios builds this plugin (named pst3) as a 64 bit
executable instead of 32 bit. It needs to use process address structures
to preserve the entire st
> Today we had a problem where, more or less, Nagios was not
> doing anything at all. All the services had last check times
> that were a couple of hours old. Also I could not force
> checks through the Web-GUI.
> I tried restarting Nagios, but that did not work. It wasn't
> until after I reboo
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On 17/12/08 05:01 PM, Brandon Munger wrote:
> Hi again...
>
> I was able to get nagios-plugins compiled in Solaris 10 with GCC.
>
> The problem I now have has to do with the check_procs command.
> For every command I type I get:
>
> Unable to read o
Hi All!
We are running Nagios 3.0.
Today we had a problem where, more or less, Nagios was not doing
anything at all. All the services had last check times that were a
couple of hours old. Also I could not force checks through the Web-GUI.
I tried restarting Nagios, but that did not work. It wasn'
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On 17/12/08 12:38 PM, Jack Sprat wrote:
> Problem: Trying to read a pipe delimited file to retrieve status and
> port number is resulting in an "Return code of 141 is out of
> bounds" error.
>
> Sample file being read, in this example, assume you want
Brandon Munger wrote:
> Hi again...
>
> I was able to get nagios-plugins compiled in Solaris 10 with GCC.
>
> The problem I now have has to do with the check_procs command.
> For every command I type I get:
>
> Unable to read output
how exactly are you running check_procs here?
>
> So I figur
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